Reliability Electrical Engineer

The Reliability Electrical Engineer plays a key part in the installation, troubleshooting, diagnosis, and repair of industrial equipment, with a specific focus on electrical and instrumentation.

We count on you for:

• Follows all Company policies & procedures and all site health, safety, security and environmental rules
• Provide support for installation, inspection, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repairs for electrical equipment.
• Identify and propose opportunities for improvements in reliability and availability and reduction in operating and maintenance cost
• Provide technical support to day-to-day operations and maintenance for repairs and equipment failure analysis
• Support / Participate in HAZOP, PHA, MOC, SCI, ENV, and QCI processes
• Provide program oversight for predictive maintenance monitoring on production equipment for the plant. Support and/or facilitate corrective actions for identified deficiencies.
• Provide guidance and expertise in identifying suitable replacements for outdated electrical and instrumentation equipment.
• Develop and maintain maintenance procedures and departmental practices.

You can count on us for:

• We offer the opportunity to join an exciting growth company
• A full range of benefits as expected of a successful company
• Opportunities for growth and learning
• Encouraging a diverse and inclusive workplace culture that values and respects individual differences and backgrounds

You will bring:

• BS in Electrical Engineering
• 5+ years of Electrical & Instrumentation engineering experience in an industrial manufacturing environment
• Knowledge of applicable National Electric Code requirements.
• Experience with industrial Distributed Control Systems
• Hands-on experience with plant electrical and instrumentation equipment maintenance and troubleshooting:
• Variable Frequency Drives
• Motors
• Discrete & Analog Instrumentation
• Industrial communication protocols (HART, Modbus, DeviceNet, EtherNet/IP, etc)
• Automated valves
• Safety Critical Interlocks
• Low voltage power systems
• Knowledge of E&I best practices, standards and maintenance requirements such as technology specific installation, troubleshooting and PM/PdM activities
• Ability to accomplish objectives without direct authority.
• Working knowledge of Windows, and Microsoft Office Programs
• SAP experience is a plus.