Electrical Designer

Responsibilities/Key Deliverables:

• Independent development of the Electrical Single Line Diagrams.

• Develop motor control strategy

• Work with Electrical Equipment Suppliers and internal procurement organization to develop major electrical equipment order specifications. Major equipment types include:

Power Transformers

High Voltage and Low Voltage Switchgear

Motor Control Centers

Variable Frequency Drives

Large High Voltage and Low Voltage Motors

Prefabricated Electrical Substations

Power Cable

Large UPS Systems

• Participate in document reviews, performance testing and shop inspections for major electrical equipment.

• Design equipment layout, grounding, lighting, cable raceway systems, basic power distribution including low-voltage installations, low voltage distribution, and basic medium voltage distribution.

• Develop detailed equipment specifications, inquiry/order packages, job instructions, drawings, and installation details for construction contracts.

• Provide engineering oversight during the construction phase including occasional site visits.

• Provide electrical system commissioning and start-up support.

Required experiences and skills include the following:

• Strong initiative and team leadership capabilities.
• Strong interpersonal relationship and time-management skills.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.

• Ability to design in Cad Microstation (SE & V8i) drawings – AutoCad experience acceptable
• Ability to interface with 3D model, navigate model, review design, extract drawings, etc – 3D model of some type experience preferred but not required
• Ability to create in CAD software the following –Initial Switchgear and MCC One-Line Diagrams, Symbols & Legend Sheets, Grounding Plans, Power Plans, Lighting Plans, Outlet Plans, Cable Tray Plans, Communication Plans, Panel Schedules, Wiring Diagrams.
• Ability to create Conduit & Cable Schedules and Equipment Schedules using Excel Program.
• Ability to perform load calculations and size equipment for panel schedules.
• Design lighting & low voltage systems for buildings.
• Perform designs in accordance with NEC, NFPA, and Dow standards
• Ability to interface with clients if requested and coordinate design with other disciplines in developing electrical deliverables for construction packages.
• Must be able to travel to plant sites (independent and/or with other project/design staff) to meet with the clients and coordinate electrical work.

Education:

Minimum of an Associate’s Degree Required

Why Kelly®?

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About Kelly®

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Kelly is an equal opportunity employer committed to employing a diverse workforce and providing accommodations for people with disabilities in all parts of the hiring process as required under its Employment Accommodation Policy. Kelly will work with applicants to meet accommodation needs that are made known to Kelly in advance.