CET Incorporated has an immediate need to add an Industrial Electrical Designer/Project Engineer to join the Foley Alabama Engineering Team. This position involves collaborating closely with Electrical, Mechanical, Structural and Civil Engineers along with project managers to create detailed electrical design drawings utilizing CAD, and specifications that meet the specific needs and standards of each project. Knowledge and ability in SolidWorks are a plus. By leveraging their deep understanding of electrical principles and design software, The Electrical Designer ensures that all electrical installations and systems are efficient, safe, and compliant with regulatory requirements. Their work supports the seamless integration of electrical components into various environments, from commercial buildings to complex industrial facilities, contributing to the functionality and sustainability of these spaces. Desirable Skills The Electrical Designer/Project Engineer will play an essential role in the development and implementation of electrical systems and solutions across a wide range of industrial projects including, High Voltage Plant Distribution with Line Voltages up to 34.5KV, Large Industrial Machinery Distribution design and documentation of 13.8KV – 4.16KV – 2.4KV – 480V systems. Industrial Motor Control Systems design and documentation including AC/DC Drive Systems in both Medium and Low Voltage ranges. Industrial Process Control design and documentation utilizing PLCs (Siemens experience preferred), along with IO and point to point wiring. Industrial Process communication over profinet/Profibus and ethernet. Industrial Robotic Systems. Industrial Instrumentation Systems design and documentation skills and knowledge of P&IDs and wireless technologies. • Design electrical systems and circuits, including power distribution, lighting, and grounding systems, using computer-aided design (CAD) software. E-Plan skills are a plus • Prepare and review detailed drawings and specifications for electrical installations in commercial and industrial projects. • Perform calculations for electrical loads and select appropriate sizes of electrical equipment, cables, and other components. • Collaborate with architects, engineers, and other project team members to integrate electrical systems with other building systems and ensure compliance with all applicable codes and standards. • Develop and testing and inspection procedures to ensure that electrical systems are installed correctly and function safely. • Create and maintain project documentation, including design notes, calculations, and correspondence, to ensure accurate record-keeping and project coordination. • Provide technical support and guidance to construction management teams and other stakeholders during the installation and commissioning of electrical systems. • Research and apply new technologies and methodologies in electrical design to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance sustainability of projects. Minimum Education and Experience Education: The successful Candidate holds a high school diploma, along with documented further education in relevant fields. Key classes include mathematics, physics, computer-aided design (CAD), E-Plan, and SolidWorks which provide foundational knowledge. An associate’s degree in electrical engineering or a related major, enhancing their understanding of electrical systems design and circuitry, is a plus. Experience: CET offers on-the-job training, where you will be able to learn industry standards, and project management skills. Our in-house training will help enhance their ability to create electrical systems, understand blueprints, and collaborate effectively with engineering teams. Must have a desire for continuous learning and adaptation to new technologies for professional development. Certifications & Licenses: Certifications and licenses are not required for this role of Electrical Designer. However, obtaining a Professional Engineer (PE) license can enhance career advancement opportunities. Additionally, certifications like Certified Electrical Designer (CED) from the National Society of Professional Engineers would be beneficial but are not mandatory. Codes & Standards: Must have knowledge and be able to follow the NEC, NFPA, IEC, IEEE and OSHA. Electrical Designer Skills Schematic Interpretation: Daily tasks include interpreting complex diagrams and blueprints, requiring a deep understanding of electrical symbols, circuit design, and layout. This skill bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and their practical application, ensuring designs are efficient and compliant with standards. CAD Software: Proficiency in CAD software is crucial for electrical designers to create detailed schematics and layouts for electrical systems. It ensures designs are accurate and comply with industry standards while facilitating efficient collaboration through easy sharing and modification of designs. Electrical Systems Design: Electrical designers craft intricate blueprints for power distribution, lighting, and other systems, ensuring they meet technical specifications and safety standards. Specialized software is used to simulate electrical systems, predict issues, and provide solutions, optimizing functionality and efficiency in various projects. Lighting Design: Knowledge of both the aesthetic and functional aspects of light is essential for creating effective illumination schemes. Designers must consider technical specifications, energy consumption, and user experience to enhance the visual appeal and practicality of environments. CET, Inc Offers: Work hours can stretch beyond the typical nine-to-five, especially as project deadlines approach, CET offers flexibility to accommodate personal schedules. This position is open to a wide variety of candidates and can offer a full or part-time position in the role making it an ideal opportunity for recently retired professional or technical students still in school. The dress code tends to mirror the day’s tasks, ranging from business to casual in the office to protective gear on-site. The culture within our team leans towards collaboration, with a significant portion of the day spent in coordination with engineers, clients, and contractors. This necessitates a high level of interaction, fostering a social environment where communication skills are just as vital as technical expertise. Safety protocols are paramount, especially in fieldwork, where adherence to guidelines prevents accidents. Meanwhile, the pace can fluctuate, with periods of intense focus on design details or client revisions followed by more routine documentation and reporting phases. Opportunities for professional development exist within CET. We support ongoing education and certification in emerging technologies, ensuring that our team remains at the forefront of electrical design innovations. - Pay is commensurate with experience. Full-time employees are eligible for the following: - Paid Vacation - Paid Holidays - Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance available - 401k available - Work & Travel re-imbursement program Job Type: Full-time Pay: $72,000.00 - $82,000.00 per year Benefits: • 401(k) • Health insurance • Professional development assistance Schedule: • Monday to Friday Ability to Commute: • Foley, AL 36535 (Required) Ability to Relocate: • Foley, AL 36535: Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location: In person
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