Lead Electrical Engineer-Chemical/Gas Industry (46246) - Ortigas

Salary: 40,000 - 60,000

QUALIFICATIONS:
-Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering
-8-10 years of experience
-Progressive levels of responsibility in electrical engineering from engineer to lead engineer on major projects in petrochemical, chemical, refining, or oil and gas industries.
-Lead engineer experience shall include a minimum of 3 years of direct supervision of engineers/designers. Experience with preparation of discipline Engineering and Design Status Reports, Workplans, Man-hour Estimates, Forecasts, and Project Staffing Plans as required, assigning all engineering/design work, and monitoring the performance of the discipline against the established schedules and budgets.
-Candidate is expected to have experience in electrical design such as preparation of grounding plans, cable tray sizing, routing, cable sizing, cable routing, preparation of cable schedule, lighting calculations, lighting plans, wiring diagrams, panel schedules, motor schematics, material take-offs (MTO).
-Candidate is expected to have experience in electrical engineering such as preparation and review of single line diagrams, control diagrams, area classification and distribution layouts, electrical building layouts, electrical load schedules, and engineering calculations.
-Experience with SKM/ETAP software performing power system analysis such as load flow, short circuit, protection coordination, motor starting and drop voltage, and arch flash.
-Proficiency in AutoCAD, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
-Smart Plant Electrical experience a plus.
-Familiarity with 3D modeling software.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Functions as Group Supervisor or Lead Engineer on Projects.
• Coordinates and interfaces with Houston electrical leads and other departments.
• Responsible for all discipline technical, scheduling, and budgeting matters. Provides technical guidance and training, as required, to lower classified personnel.
• Applies sound and diversified knowledge of engineering principles and practices.
• Continually upgrades technical knowledge and capabilities.
• Organizes work to comply with project requirements.
• Plans the work of engineers/designers on projects.
• Assigns all engineering/design work including checking of calculations; reviews engineering/design sketches
• Monitors the performance of the discipline against the established schedules and budgets and prepares the discipline's Engineering and Design Status Reports, Workplans, Man-hour Estimates, Forecasts, and Project Staffing Plans as required.