Electrical Project Engineer

Work Location:  Full Time on Site, New Mexico

Duration: 11+ months  

Rate: is open and non-exempt 

Hours: Full time / 40 hours (onsite)

Per diem: $181.00/day (7 days per week)

Mob / Demob: $750.00 each way ($1,500.00 total)

Trip Home: 1 paid trip home per month (up to $600)

US Citizenship Required

Project Details: We are seeking a qualified Electrical Project Engineer to support a Spare Parts Readiness Project. The project improves the technical basis and readiness of selected systems and equipment by strengthening maintenance documentation, equipment Bills of Materials, and spare-parts traceability. The Electrical Project Engineer will work on systems prioritized and assigned by the project team, in coordination with Systems Engineering, system and discipline engineers, maintenance and operations personnel, and subject matter experts (SMEs). SMEs provide facility-specific knowledge, technical direction, and review, while the Electrical Project Engineer remains responsible for the quality, completeness, accuracy, traceability, and timely completion of their deliverables.

Responsibilities:

• Establish or improve Technical Basis of Maintenance (TBOM) documentation.

• Identify applicable preventive, predictive, condition-based, and other maintenance requirements.

• Develop or revise maintenance procedures and technical instructions, as assigned.

• Develop and validate equipment Bills of Materials (BOMs).

• Identify critical or important spare parts required to support maintenance, and evaluate spare-parts needs.

• Improve traceability between installed equipment, design and vendor information, maintenance requirements, and spare parts.

• Identify technical documentation deficiencies affecting maintenance or spare-parts readiness, and resolve technical discrepancies.

• Research technical documents; review design basis, design information, equipment history, and maintenance records.

• Familiarize with assigned systems; identify equipment and components; perform field walkdowns and verification.

• Perform engineering evaluations, including component evaluations for item equivalency, system modifications, and design updates.

• Perform technical writing and enter data into approved systems or templates.

• Peer check and quality review work products, then finalize and turn over controlled, reviewable engineering products.

• Support assigned systems through the full development process. Scope for individual systems may vary with system complexity, existing documentation, equipment condition, and project priorities.

Education/Experience Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in nuclear engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related field..

• Professional experience in the applicable discipline, with technical competency appropriate for assigned responsibilities.

• Experience with maintenance programs, technical basis documentation, BOMs, or spare-parts evaluation in a nuclear or industrial facility is strongly preferred.

• Strong technical writing, research, and documentation skills.

• Effective communication and teamwork abilities, including coordination with SMEs and maintenance and operations personnel.

• Strong understanding of nuclear regulations and safety standards.

• Excellent project management and organizational skills.

• Professional engineering (PE) license or the ability to obtain one is preferred.

Physical Requirements: Must be capable of climbing, walking, kneeling, bending, and lifting as part of daily job responsibilities. Ability to lift a minimum of 35 – 60 lbs.