The Substation Projects Engineer - Protection & Control (P&C) will be responsible for Substation Protection and Control designs for major capital projects.
Compensation
Salary Range: $96,400 - $120,500
Responsibilities
Project detailed engineering, designs and calculations using standard methodology & principles including all phases such as scoping and budgeting, conceptual engineering, engineering design, construction and closeout.
Quality Control Specialist II contributes to the overall success of the organization by ensuring products and services meet customers’ expectations, regulatory requirements, project specifications, and ENFRA quality control program.
Compensation
USD $58,080.00 - USD $77,570.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Managing and maintaining comprehensive documentation of quality control activities, inspections results, weld maps, torque maps and compliance records
Conducting visual inspections to ensure installed products meet project requirements, company standards and local codes
Communicating quality issues or concerns to supervisors, foreman, and project managers
Documenting and communicating project’s unresolved issues and driving continuous improvement initiatives
Reviewing project documents for accuracy and completeness
Responsible for installation, planning, organizing and scheduling of communications cabling and equipment, overseeing a crew, ensuring quality and safety.
Compensation
USD $38.00 - USD $40.00 /Hr.
Responsibilities
Monitors task completion, compliance and prevents safety issues
Oversees a crew of five or more technicians and apprentices
Install various types of Low Voltage Cable
Install, inspect, terminate, test, and troubleshoot ISP/OSP telecommunications systems
Survey and document existing telecommunications infrastructure
Senior Plumbing Engineer/Designer responsible for design engineering, system design support, consulting, and interfacing with clients, architects, vendors, contractors, and authorities having jurisdiction.
Compensation
Chicago Pay Range
$104,953—$157,430 USD
Responsibilities
Perform design engineering and provide system design support
Consult and interface with clients, architects, vendors, contractors, and authorities having jurisdiction
Conduct field surveys, system assessments, and system commissioning
Attend coordination meetings and job sites
Perform calculations under Supervising Engineer/Designer
Electrical Engineering Designer responsible for design, coordination, and documentation of electrical systems for cleanroom, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and advanced manufacturing facilities.
Responsibilities
Design and document electrical systems including power distribution, lighting, fire alarm, emergency power, and related building systems.
Develop electrical schematics, single-line diagrams, floor plans, details, panel schedules, and construction documents using AutoCAD and/or Revit.
Perform electrical calculations, equipment selections, and design analyses to ensure system performance and code compliance.
Coordinate with mechanical, structural, civil, architectural, and other engineering disciplines throughout the design process.
Conduct site surveys of existing facilities and provide recommendations for upgrades, renovations, and code compliance improvements.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited institution.