I & E Engineer
I & E Engineer @ Continental Carbon
Main Function:
Responsible for improving process controls reliability.
Responsible for continuous improvement of instrumentation and controls.
Respond to and resolve instrumentation and control issues.
Responsible for continuous improvement of plant electrical power distribution and motor control systems.
Responsible for development and implementation of plant electrical Capital and Expense projects.
Duties and Responsibilities
Manage the development and troubleshooting of instrumentation and control systems.
Development of instrumentation installation drawings, data sheets and specifications, to be in full compliance with recognized industry and safety standards.
Assist in the technical development of assigned plant project P&IDs.
Assist in the development of I &E project schedules and manpower requirements.
Provide support for procurement of instrument items.
Learn plant Delta V DCS system in order to become plant lead in Administration of system.
Assist Maintenance Superintendent in developing plant I&E Technicians skills and capabilities in the operation and maintenance of plant instrumentation and electrical systems.
Improve reliability of controls, instrumentation, and emission monitoring equipment.
Develop and implement project(s) to upgrade plant motor control centers and power distribution throughout the plant.
Assist with trouble shooting of electrical problems (motors, wiring, etc.) to find root cause and implement corrective action.
Assist with annual Unit Turn Around’s as needed.
Develop programs to prevent accidents and maintain safe working conditions.
Respond when and where needed during emergency downtime situations or when problems occur.
Occasional oversight of Maintenance Department I&E Group.
Characteristics
High energy level, team player, excellent work ethic, with strong project management skills.
Build and enhance relationships with electrical contractors, vendors, suppliers to improve access to needed parts/support to improve plant reliability.
Education and Experience
B. S. Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent in experience.
One to five years’ experience with Delta V DCS experience required.
One to five years’ experience with instrumentation, control valves, control circuits.
One to five years’ experience with low to medium voltage (110VAC-600VAC) equipment and motor control centers.
Experience with NFPA/NEC codes a plus.
Effective computer skills.
Effective communication skills both verbally and in writing.
Effective analytical and problem-solving skills.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits:
401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Employee assistance program
Flexible spending account
Health insurance
Health savings account
Life insurance
Paid time off
Referral program
Relocation assistance
Vision insurance
Work Location: In person