Automation, Electrical, Instrumentation Manager

Monolith, headquartered in Lincoln, NE, is excited to announce its search for an Automation, Electrical and Instrumentation (AEI) Manager.

At Monolith we apply scientific principles, engineering practices and a lot of hard work to solve real problems that have a global impact. We use sophisticated analysis methods, advanced manufacturing techniques, and often even our hands to build first of its kind technologies. We do not compromise on safety, quality or performance. If you want to solve tough problems, build real things, and have a big impact then you should join us.

Your Role:

Our Automation, Electrical and Instrumentation (AEI) Manager is responsible for coordinating a team of AEI professionals in performance of daily automation programming, electrical and instrumentation maintenance activities. 

You Will:

• Day-to-day supervision and development of AEI employees (coaching, etc.)
• Review, monitor and follow-up on AEI/department results. This includes supporting management of department(s) costs to remain within budget guidelines, using RCA Techniques to improve processes.
• Identify areas in need of improvement & reliability.
• Provide training to AEI Team or Depts. on projects, etc.; Ownership of electrical & instrumentation execution, in partnership with Technical Core Technology guidance.
• Champion continuous improvement.
• Coordinate troubleshooting with Core Technology team.
• Champion management of change for AEI improvements/projects as well as coordinate SME’s for capital and expense projects.
• Work collaboratively with design engineers, process engineers, purchasers, and other internal staff.
• Understand and ensure compliance with safe electrical work practices
• Write and update testing and predictive/preventative AEI procedures
• Design and implement cost-effective electrical systems to improve safety and reliability
• Produce details of specifications and outline designs.
• Monitor status, performance, and health of critical AEI systems-create and monitor AEI key performance indicators
• Analyze data and present findings in written reports
• Perform other duties as needed

You Are:

• Willing to challenge status quo
• Able to adapt and learn in a changing work environment
• Able to manage multiple priorities with minimum supervision and meet deliverables
• An excellent communicator, both verbal and written
• A self-starter
• Committed to our values
  • Safety matters most
  • Solve the impossible, embrace reality
  • People make the difference
  • Think like a team
  • Decisions drive results
  • Generosity of spirit
  • Enjoy the ride

You Have

• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering plus 10 years industrial experience
• Automation experience (Distributive Control Systems, Programmable Logic Controllers and Human Machine Interface systems.
• Emerson Delta V and AMS experience
• Ability to read, update and troubleshoot from electrical schematics, P&IDs, layout, equipment arrangement, 3D Model, etc.
• Knowledge of predictive technologies (i.e. infrared, motor circuit evaluation)
• Instrument experience (Temperature, Flow, gas analyzers, control valves)
• Basic understanding of National Electric Code (NEC), IEC standards and ISA standards
• Microsoft Office Suite experience
• Experience working with variable frequency drives, soft starters, Uninterruptible power supply (UPS), Low voltage and medium voltage transformers, heat trace, grounding etc.
• Experience in data analysis, project detail design, and electrical safety

Work Environment

This positions work will take place in an industrial work environment located in Hallam, NE.  Must be able to answer after hours calls for plant support.

Nebraska residency required.

Travel

Minimal travel will be required for this position.