The Switchgear Controls Engineer (also known as Power Systems Engineer) collaborates with Engineers, DVL Sales, Program Management, contractors, equipment manufacturers, and end-user customers. The role involves utilizing prior experience to oversee the entire integrated power systems engineering project from conception to completion.
Salary includes a car allowance and biannual bonus. Join a nationally certified Great Place To Work Company since 2018!
WHAT YOU WOULD BE DOING
Working with the Sales Engineer to define & budget the project
Refining budget costs post-closing to match actual projected costs
Developing submittal drawings as required
Coordinating with outside switchgear vendors (e.g., General Electric, Square D, DVM)
Providing schematics for control design, wiring on secondary sides of PTs, CPTs, breakers, relays, generator control devices, power supplies, PLCs, networking, annunciation, control switches, etc.
Setting up & programming PLC control & redundancy logic, HMI graphics and pages
Applying & interfacing Woodward Generator control devices with PLCs
Applying & interfacing protective relay devices (SEL, GE, Schneider, Bender, Basler) with PLCs
Overseeing construction, writing sequences of operations, factory & field test scripts
Participating in site & construction meetings, running factory witness tests
Performing field checks, startup, commissioning, training, and ongoing service
Constructing control panels, modifying field wiring with quality workmanshipPerforming startup, maintenance & troubleshooting of ATSs and control systemsSetting up protective relaying for generator and utility operationsOperating and applying UPS equipment, performing load bank tests, infrared imaging, and power quality analysisMINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO APPLY
CORE COMPETENCIES
The salary range is $97,000 - $135,000/year, plus car allowance and bonus based on experience.
WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU:
OUR CORE VALUES
SAFETY, CARING, COLLABORATION, CREATIVITY, INTEGRITY, PROFESSIONALISM