Electrical Engineer

Electrical Engineering Professional Consultant

Serve as an electrical engineering professional consultant in the field of energy management involving the use of automated techniques to monitor and control electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic equipment.

Review all proposed construction and maintenance projects for Energy Savings Performance Contract (ESPC) and Utility Energy Savings Contract (UESC) application possibilities and programs ESPC/UESC expansion as appropriate.

Conduct or direct fact finding surveys of high-energy use systems and equipment to compile data on efficiency levels.

Make site visits to assist with problems encountered during construction.

Analyze equipment and systems to coordinate and schedule operation to optimize efficiency.

Participate in project and design reviews with regional District, Corps of Engineers, and the Architect-Engineer (A/E) firms under contract.

Prepare specifications, reports, drawings, correspondence, cost estimates, schedules, and computer programs and other supporting documents necessary in design or redesign essential to accomplish projected system control and operation.

Conduct studies to carry out segments of technical systems and applications programs to develop new and improved equipment and implementation of advance technology in all phases of the energy management program.

Determine new and upgrade requirements for heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC), boilers, lighting, motors, refrigeration, distribution systems, water systems and other energy users.