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Arcadis is seeking a Senior Project Controls Manager for a large project in New York. Arcadis is the world's leading company delivering sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets.
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This position will offer you the opportunity to direct technical decision making, in a project team environment with other engineers and designers involved in the design, modification, and analysis of new and existing power plant controls systems, specifically digital upgrades.
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Works with a team of Instrument and Controls Engineers and Designers in the execution of design and interfaces with a multi-discipline project team consisting of project manager, electrical, controls, estimating and multiple engineering disciplines.
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3+ years of BAS/BMS or HVAC Controls project management experience. Your expertise in project management, controls engineering, team leadership, and client communication will be instrumental in delivering high-quality and efficient building automation solutions.
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10 or more years of experience in the design of instrumentations and controls engineering systems in a project team environment for non-commercial, heavy industrial plants, with a focus on integrated, detailed system design for new plants, or modifications or replacements for existing plants.
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Experience with power plant instrumentation and controls systems design for either BWR of PWR reactors, including DCS for turbine, control, feedwater control, and data display. Broad background in providing technical support to nuclear plant projects - from design, project planning, providing technical expertise associated with testing and operations, contract specifications, project oversight, successful project execution, and overall direction of complex nuclear projects.
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Responsible for providing Controls Systems and Instrumentation design deliverables for the project(s) in the front end, detailed design, construction, and start-up phases. Instrumentation and Controls design deliverables include developing PLC and HMI programming, instrument specifications, instrument inquiry/purchase packages, I/O List, loop drawings, control panel designs, wiring drawings, one lines, FRS, SRS.
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Works with Campus Planning and Construction during new project and renovation design, vendor commissioning and Vanderbilt University acceptance to ensure controls, fire, security, and access control systems meet or exceed Vanderbilt specifications for performance, efficiency, and code compliance prior to hand-off to Plant Operations.
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Executes Instrument and Controls Engineering design activities for minor to major scale EPC projects in food, consumer products, pharmaceutical, life science and chemical industrial facilities.
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Develop controls design deliverables, including I/O list, Process Control Narratives, and Control Panel Design. Minimum 3 years Instrumentation and Controls experience. Bachelor's degree in Instrument & Controls, Electrical, Chemical Engineering, or related degree from accredited program.
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Work with supervising field technician, project manager and customers to precisely understand requirements for all on-site installations such as: forecasting issues, gathering materials and synchronizing on-site work.
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This is a full-time, on-site role as a Automation Controls Engineer in Boise, ID. The Automation Controls Engineer will be responsible for developing, testing, and implementing PLC and HMI programs.
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The above description covers the fundamental responsibilities of the Project Controls Construction Coordinator position. Perform in a strategic manner influencing and supporting overall project management vision with an in-depth understanding of required project interaction while providing support to the Project Executive, Engineering Manager, Procurement Manager, Construction Manager, and Startup Manager.
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Job Instrumentation & Controls Engineering. Previous EPC project execution experience is a plus. Responsible for compliance with company and project site safety policies. Interfaces directly with offsite design office and coordinates and tracks execution of all electrical controls department work to that office.
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Staff Instrumentation & Controls Engineer - Food & Beverage (Denver) Denver , Colorado. Experienced in the development of P&IDs and working with process engineers to define and show proper scope of the project.
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