What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electrical Supervising Engineer position at Stratford Solutions Inc.?
Job Title: Electrical Supervising Engineer
Job Type: Full Time
Location: Detroit/Chicago/Toledo area
Salary: $145-$165,000 / Yearly
We are looking for an Electrical Supervising Engineer to lead a team and Controls engineers and designers, providing continuous, on-site support for a nuclear plant in the Detroit/Chicago/Toledo area.
Responsibilities
Work entails supervisory oversight and approval of Engineering Change Packages consisting of:
- Equipment specifications, data sheets, calculations, and analysis as required to support the design and configuration control process.
- Equipment specifications include transformers, switchgear, MCCs, UPS/DC, communication systems, digital and process instrumentation and controls system components.
- Calculations include electrical studies including short circuit, voltage drop, coordination and arc flash studies using OTI-ETAP software.
- Electrical/I&C design documents including single line diagrams and panel schedules, schematic and wiring diagrams, electrical physical and raceway drawings, lighting and grounding plans, and cable schedules.
- Supervisory responsibilities include review of proposals, schedules and budgets; monitoring and reporting budget and schedule performance; and providing technical leadership to engineers and designers for the Electrical/I&C discipline.
- Candidate will support multiple projects and will coordinate activities with clients, contractors, vendors and other members of the project teams.
Requirements
- BS in Electrical Engineering from an accredited 4-year university.
- 8 years overall experience in design electrical and I&C systems for power plants or heavy industrial facilities.
- 5 years of experience in electrical and I&C system design for nuclear plants in North America.
- Familiarity with the nuclear standard design process, and experience preparing engineering drawings including but not limited to wiring diagrams and schematics.
- Familiarity with IEEE, EPRI, ISA and IAEA Codes and Standards and NRC Reg Guides relating to nuclear plant licensing and design.
- Good written and oral communication skills. Must be able to interface with other members of the project team including other disciplines, client, contractors and vendors.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Expertise using Microsoft Office products including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio and Teams.
- Must be a Citizen of the U.S. and able to obtain unescorted access to a U.S. Nuclear Power Plant including Fitness for Duty requirements.
- Professional Engineering (PE) License in any state in the U.S. with ability to obtain licensure in other states by comity.
Salary : $145,000 - $165,000
