Job Description & How to Apply Below
The Electrical Engineer possess expertise in medium and low voltage industrial power distribution, motor control, general electrical systems, and plant layout within the oil and gas processing Industry. The position is responsible for varied engineering assignments requiring a broad knowledge of the electrical engineering specialty and the effect the work has upon other fields.
Responsibilities
Reviews design criteria and documents for the detailed design of power and control distribution systems including single line diagrams
Performs engineering calculations such as demand load analysis, equipment sizing, voltage drops, and lighting design
Generates electrical construction work package documents
Generates electrical evaluation quotations and creates purchase order requisitions for major electrical equipment and field installation contracts
Reviews and mark-ups package/skid drawings
Supports and assists the electrical project team in design of equipment layouts, area classification, grounding, motor control schematics, cable schedules, electric heat tracing, etc.
Provides field construction support, commissioning, and start-up of facilities.
Applies practical knowledge and develops a broad base of skills while contributing to the overall success of Propak's operations through interaction with a cross-functional team
Ensures designs and installations comply with codes, standards, and client specifications
Assesses and updates Piping and Instrumentation Drawings (P&IDs) for electrical equipment accuracy
Works with senior engineers, assisting in the design of Motor Control Schematics
Prepares detailed designs for Electrical and Control Systems
Prepares and maintains electrical equipment and motor lists
Specifies Electrical and Control Equipment
Participates in bid / evaluate / award process
Reviews and approves vendor drawings and documents
Assists in development of Area Classification Drawings and Fugitive Emission studies
Performs shop inspections and resolves technical issues
Conducts Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs)
Assists with resolving technical issues in the shop or field
Qualifications
A recognized degree in Electrical Engineering
Membership in APEGA with Professional Engineer status
5+ years of directly related experience in electrical design of oil and gas processing facilities
Background in ETAP power system modeling and analysis and plant layout
Experience with in an EPC and EPCM work environment
Knowledgeable of Canadian Electrical Code
Education
Engineer's degree or better in Electrical Engineering or related field.
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