I&E Engineer.
OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform electrical and instrument engineering work in new and existing facilities in the dynamic environment of a chemical storage terminal.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Perform engineering, prepare specifications, and design and check drawings of electrical and instrumentation work performed at OTH and by outside engineering consultants.
Issue RFQ’s, evaluate proposals, and manage the engineering, purchasing, and construction of electrical and instrumentation work.
Prepare, update, and maintain the electrical and instrumentation specifications.
Inspect, review, and administer work performed by electrical and instrument contractors for performance, quality, operability, and cost.
Review, audit, and provide feedback on the electrical and instrumentation contractors’ safety practices at the work site.
Perform cost estimates and preliminary engineering for proposed projects.
Assist maintenance department technicians in their electrical and instrumentation troubleshooting, specifications, and design.
Cooperate with and support colleagues. Compliance with company policies, including the Code of Conduct, is mandatory.
OTHER FUNCTIONS
- In case of absence, the employee’s supervisor will assume and/or assign responsibility for this position’s duties.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- B.S. degree in electrical, control systems, or related engineering field.
- Prefer 5 or more years of experience with industrial electrical and power systems (12kV and 480/120V, Transformer, MCC, Breakers, Motors, etc.), instrumentation (Control Valves, Transmitters, Gauges, etc.), and automation systems (PLC, HMI, Servers, and various networking i.e. Ethernet, Modbus, etc.).
- Experience in specifying, installing, and calibrating instrumentation related to chemical terminals or chemical plants.
- Experience with the design, specification and installation of SCADA and PLC systems.
- Knowledge of ISA Standards and NEC.
- Industrial HMI and PLC programming desirable but not required.
PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Occasionally: Climb stairs to top of tanks, crawling, climbing, reaching overhead, crouching, kneeling, balancing, pushing or pulling, grasping, repetitive use of legs, lifting or carrying 10-25 pounds.
Frequently: Sitting, standing, walking, walking in or out of turnstile, be able to evacuate in an emergency, bending over, repetitive use of hands/arms, fine manipulation, making decisions, discriminating colors.
Continuously: Eye/hand coordination, talking, hearing, touching, smelling, seeing, keyboard/typing, maintaining stamina during workday, thinking analytically; understanding, assimilating and drawing conclusions from information and data; producing unique or creative solutions to problems; receiving and transmitting information accurately using oral and written communications; concentrating on tasks, remembering details, adjusting to changes, examining/observing details, maintaining attention span during workday; using math/calculations, using English language correctly.