Electrical Facilities Engineer

Key Responsibilities Electrical Facilities Engineering

• Evaluate building electrical systems and infrastructure within complex commercial, industrial, and manufacturing facilities.
• Understand overall electrical requirements for a building and support the appropriate design and implementation of electrical systems.
• Conduct or support facility inspections, engineering assessments, infrastructure evaluations, and operational studies.
• Assess electrical infrastructure for capacity, condition, reliability, maintainability, efficiency, and operational risk.
• Review electrical designs, drawings, specifications, engineering reports, calculations, and contractor deliverables.
• Identify electrical infrastructure deficiencies and recommend appropriate corrective, preventive, or modernization solutions.
• Support electrical system upgrades, facility modernization, equipment replacement, and infrastructure lifecycle planning.
• Perform or support troubleshooting, engineering evaluations, and root-cause analyses involving building electrical systems.
• Work closely with mechanical, facilities, and other engineering disciplines to ensure electrical systems support overall facility requirements.

• Serve as a trusted electrical facilities resource for clients operating complex facilities.
• Provide technical recommendations supporting electrical reliability, facility performance, operational efficiency, manufacturing optimization, and cost reduction.
• Participate in client meetings, facility assessments, technical reviews, and program discussions.
• Communicate electrical engineering findings and recommendations clearly to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
• Prepare engineering reports, assessments, findings, and presentations for client leadership.

• Serve as an owner's representative on electrical and facility-related projects.
• Coordinate and oversee work performed by electrical contractors, engineering firms, vendors, and service providers.
• Evaluate contractor work and deliverables against quality, technical, cost, schedule, and compliance requirements.
• Review contractor drawings, reports, inspections, engineering findings, and project documentation.
• Support planning and execution of facility electrical improvement and infrastructure projects.
• Coordinate activities between clients, contractors, Facilities Engineers, and other engineering disciplines.
• Identify technical or execution issues and drive them toward resolution.

• Identify electrical infrastructure risks, deficiencies, reliability concerns, and potential performance issues.
• Support facility troubleshooting and investigation of recurring electrical or equipment problems.
• Develop recommendations that balance reliability, safety, maintainability, cost, schedule, and operational requirements.
• Support corrective and preventive actions addressing facility electrical deficiencies.
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives focused on facility performance and operational efficiency.

• Support facility and real property activities in accordance with applicable requirements.
• Provide technical input for facility projects involving permitting, easements, rights-of-way, leases, and related property considerations as required.
• Maintain appropriate engineering and facility documentation supporting project and regulatory requirements.

• Substantive experience working with electrical systems within commercial, industrial, manufacturing, or other large-scale facilities.
• Strong understanding of overall building electrical requirements and the ability to support appropriate system design and implementation.
• Experience with building-level electrical infrastructure rather than solely product, electronics, or component-level electrical design.
• Experience conducting or supporting facility inspections, engineering assessments, troubleshooting, infrastructure evaluations, or risk assessments.
• Ability to review electrical engineering drawings, specifications, reports, and contractor deliverables.
• Experience working with electrical contractors, engineering vendors, and multidisciplinary project teams.
• Strong technical judgment and practical problem-solving skills.
• Ability to communicate technical information effectively in a client-facing environment.
• Ability to collaborate with mechanical, facilities, and other engineering disciplines.
• U.S. Citizen or Green Card Holder required.
• Ability to travel to client locations as required.

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering preferred; another engineering or relevant technical degree will also be considered.
• Candidates without a degree may be considered based on substantial relevant electrical facilities experience.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred but not required.
• EIT certification is also valued depending on overall experience.
• Experience supporting industrial, manufacturing, aerospace,…