Electrical Controls I&C Engineer – Collinsville, OK Facility

Use AutoCAD software to create Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) and boiler trim drawings

• General knowledge of boilers: instrumentation and control concepts.
• Ability to generate ISA data sheets, instrument indexes and logic drawings.
• Use AutoCAD software to create Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs) and boiler trim drawings.
• Work with Microsoft Excel and Word to generate and maintain department documents.
• Organize documents both physically and electronically.
• Read customer specifications and use them when developing control systems and choosing instruments.
• Design electrical control systems in accordance with recognized codes and standards (NFPA 85, ASME, ISA, NEMA, UL, etc.).
• Assist other department personnel with control system Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs).
• Collaborate with department members and members of other VEO departments to resolve job-related concerns as required.
• Be the sole engineer for an entire project or share portions thereof with other engineers.
• Conform to existing departmental standards and offer objective, valuable input for the development of future standards.

• Attend internal job-specific meetings.
• Meet with customers and vendors at VEO.
• Provide phone support to VEO customers and personnel in the field as needed.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• One or more of the following:
  • B.S. in Electrical Engineering or Electrical Engineering Technology.
  • Bachelor of Technology Degree with focus on instrumentation, control devices, and programmable logic/automation controllers.
  • Associate’s Degree in Applied Science with focus on Electrical/Electronic Technology and at least one year of experience with instrumentation and controls.
• Minimum of three years’ experience designing any of the following electrical control systems may be considered in lieu of education: pump control, level control, burner management systems (BMS), combustion control systems (CCS), distributed control systems (DCS), nuclear control systems, etc.
• Strong understanding of both discrete and analog control principles and logic.
• Familiarity with Allen Bradley PLC’s and HMI’s
• General understanding of boilers is a plus.
• Excellent oral, written and interpersonal communication skills.
• Excellent time management and organizational skills.
• Advanced skills in Microsoft Office products, AutoCAD.

• Communication – Writes clearly, concisely, and persuasively; speaks tactfully and convincingly; listens well; shares work related information; must be computer literate, and capable.
• Problem solving – Ability to evaluate situations, review options and set priorities within scope of authority; must be able to identify activities for completing assignments by allocating time/resources; ability to multi-task and switch focus quickly.
• Initiative – Ability to be self-motivated and complete tasks without supervision’ results oriented; seeks self-improvement, enhancement of skills, and professional growth.
• Meeting commitments – Assumes total accountability for meeting daily commitments with clear understanding of his/her impact on project schedules.
• Quality of work – Sets and maintains high goals and standards for self while understanding and conforming to team standards; achieves a volume of acceptable work within allotted time; work produced achieves established standards for thoroughness, accuracy, neatness, and acceptability.
• Professionalism – Must display high level of professionalism in conduct, attitude, and attire appropriate for the work area; ability to work with people at all levels; must understand “internal customer” concept; able to exercise authority and respond to criticism.
• Leadership – Ability to inspire teamwork and high morale; constructively influence the performance of others; able to obtain results through others; ability to solve problems and make decisions within the scope of authority.