Instrumentation & Controls/Electrical (I&C/E) Supervisor

Work Location:  Utah (Onsite 100%)

Rate: Not Defined / need Candidate’s requested rate

Hours: 40+

Per diem:  $178.00/day - Orangeville, UT

Mob/Demob: $500.00/each way

Duration:  6 months+

The required qualifications are as follows:

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, or a related technical discipline; equivalent combination of education and directly relevant experience will be considered

• 8+ years of experience in electrical and/or I&C engineering within med device, pharma, industrial, petrochemical, refinery, or similar sensitive environments

• Strong working knowledge of electrical design deliverables including single line diagrams, short circuit calculations, protection settings, loop diagrams, and wiring schematics

• Demonstrated familiarity with power conversion systems and associated electrical design

• Experience supervising or managing electrical contractors in an industrial or manufacturing environment

• Proven ability to make sound, independent safety decisions in sensitive and regulated environments — comfort working in high-consequence settings is essential

• Proficiency in engineering software tools such as AutoCAD, EPLAN, ETAP, or similar

• Working knowledge of applicable codes and standards including NEC (NFPA 70), NFPA 70E, and applicable IEEE standards

• Strong communication and coordination skills across engineering, contractor, and operations teams

Position Details: 

• Supervise electrical contractors through the design phase of the fuel manufacturing facility buildout, ensuring deliverables are completed accurately, on schedule, and in accordance with applicable codes and project specifications

• Review and provide engineering oversight of design deliverables including single line diagrams, short circuit calculations, protection setting requirements, loop diagrams, and wiring schematics

• Serve as the primary technical point of contact

• Coordinate with I&C, mechanical, and operations engineering teams to ensure electrical design is aligned with overall facility requirements

• Identify and resolve design issues, conflicts, or schedule risks and escalate as appropriate to the I&C/E Director

• Track and report design progress, deliverable status, and contractor performance to facility leadership

• Support transition from design phase to installation and commissioning as the project advances

• Apply sound safety judgment in a sensitive, regulated environment — recognizing hazards, enforcing safe work practices, and escalating safety concerns without hesitation

• Ensure all design work complies with applicable codes and standards including NEC (NFPA 70), NFPA 70E, and IEEE standards as applicable

Strongly Preferred:

• Nuclear fuel manufacturing or nuclear facility experience strongly preferred

• Familiarity with DOE facility requirements or comparable regulated industrial environments

• Prior experience on greenfield or new-facility buildout projects

• Background supporting design-to-installation transitions in industrial or manufacturing environments