As Principal Electrical Facilities Engineer 3 or Sr. Principal Electrical Facilities Engineer 4, you will be the primary technical lead for the design, operation, and optimization of electrical power and distribution systems across the Elkton propulsion campus.
Supervisor of Electrical Maintenance is responsible for overseeing and coordinating the maintenance of electrical systems and equipment.
Compensation
Salary Range. The salary range for this role is between $88,488 - $132,696 annual salary. This range is not inclusive of our discretionary bonus or equity package.
Responsibilities
Understand VMC’s electrical safety policies, procedures, and guidelines
Enforce safe operating standards, continually improving electrical safety through observation and coaching
Supervise electrical support activities for all plants, including preventative maintenance
Implement, coordinate, and manage electrical projects and work in their Division
Establish and continually improve preventative maintenance efforts to ensure safe and reliable electrical equipment operation
Requirements
High School degree or equivalent
Electrician's license or other relevant certifications
Skilled technician responsible for electrical inspection, service, and repair of commercial and industrial overhead doors, dock levelers, dock locks, safety gates, and truck shelters, supervising others and overseeing projects with minimal supervision.
Compensation
competitive wages and benefits packages including: Medical Dental Vision coverage Long and short term disability 401K Paid holidays Technicians are also eligible for our annual Team Incentive Bonus and tablets, cell phones, and company trucks are available.
Responsibilities
Perform electrical inspection, service, and repair of overhead doors and related equipment
Install and repair commercial and industrial rolling and panel overhead doors
Operate dock levelers, dock locks, safety gates, and truck shelters
Supervise and oversee projects with minimal supervision
Maintain safety standards and conduct work in a safe manner
Support municipal water infrastructure projects as an Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls Engineer, designing and documenting electrical systems and leading small to mid-sized projects.
Responsibilities
Deliver EI&C engineering for municipal infrastructure projects across Western Canada
Design and develop electrical systems and documentation
Specify process instrumentation and control systems
Provide electrical discipline leadership on small to mid-sized projects
Collaborate closely with Project Managers, technical leads, and designers
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: Water/wastewater treatment plant experience
Nice to have: Municipal projects experience
Nice to have: Industrial electrical power distribution experience
Nice to have: Experience with tendering, construction service, start-up and commissioning
Electrical engineer responsible for ensuring the reliability, safety, integrity, and lifecycle value of Hilmar’s electrical infrastructure and controls assets through project and program work.
Compensation
Salary Range: USD ($119,409.00 - $179,114.00) ANN
Responsibilities
Develop conceptual and final designs, cost estimates, and technical recommendations for electrical distribution, instrumentation, power quality, and control systems in support of capital projects, reliability improvements, and lifecycle asset strategies.
Evaluate electrical system condition, performance, obsolescence, capacity, and risk to support asset health reviews, corrective action plans, and risk‑based investment decisions for capital prioritization.
Maintain accurate and current electrical asset information, including schematics, single‑line diagrams, MCC documentation, control drawings, as‑builts, equipment data, and systems records needed to manage electrical assets throughout their lifecycle.
Partner with local electric utilities, maintenance, automation, reliability, and engineering to perform inspections, identify vulnerabilities, and develop asset management plans to reduce organizational risk.
Ensure electrical designs, installations, and asset changes meet regulatory requirements, National Electrical Code requirements, Hilmar standards, electrical safety expectations, food safety expectations, and recognized industry good practices.
Design, upgrade, and troubleshoot electrical distribution and protection schemes for industrial and high-hazard facilities
Champion electrical reliability, energy performance, and regulatory compliance
Support other facility disciplines (mechanical, controls, civil/structural) as needed to deliver integrated solutions
Lead the end-to-end planning, detailed design, and supervision of electrical power systems, including utility feeders, substations, switchgear, motor control centers (MCCs), panelboards, transformers, grounding systems, and lighting
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
Nice to have: M.S. in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: E.I.T. or P.E. credentials
Nice to have: Project Management Professional (PMP)
Health insurance (medical, dental, vision, prescription, Basic Life & AD&D insurance, Supplemental life plans, EAP, Mental Health Support, Medical Advice Line, Flexible Spending Accounts, Adoption and Surrogacy Reimbursement coverage)