Electrical Engineer [Construction Discipline Engineer (CDE) – Electrical (Field Engineer)] - Engineering (CO102)

ProSidian is a Management and Operations Consulting Services firm that focuses on delivering value to clients through tailored solutions grounded in industry-leading practices. ProSidian provides enterprise services/solutions for Risk Management, Compliance, Business Process, IT Effectiveness, Engineering, Environmental, Sustainability, and Human Capital. We help forward-thinking clients solve problems and improve operations.

About the role

ProSidian seeks an Electrical Engineer (Construction Discipline Engineer – Electrical (Field Engineer)) as an Engagement Team Member located at the Savannah River Site / Aiken, South Carolina, supporting Environmental Management Sector requirements for a liquid waste contractor (Savannah River Remediation [SRMC]) at the Savannah River Site, owned by the U.S. Department of Energy.

This is a Labor Hour Subcontract or Contract W-2 (IRS-1099) Position, with ProSidian reserving the right to convert to a Full-Time ProSidian-employed W-2 Position. The role is based at 121 Richland Ave E, Aiken, SC 29801, USA, providing BOA Support Services for Savannah River Remediation LLC (SRMC) at the U.S. Department of Energy | Savannah River Site (DOE-SRS). Dedicated Planned Labor Hours (DPLH) include 2080 Straight Time (ST) and 300 Overtime (OT) estimated annual hours.

Responsibilities

• Plan and provide technical oversight of field construction activities within the electrical discipline, including procurement, fabrication, installation, modification, and maintenance of systems and components.
• Coordinate with Design agencies to ensure timely issuance of new designs or design changes.
• Conduct field walk-downs and reviews of designs for constructability; resolve design problems encountered during construction.
• Inspect and verify materials, equipment, and construction workmanship for compliance with drawings, specifications, and code requirements.
• Coordinate with Quality Control to ensure installation meets requirements.
• Participate in turnover activities and support start-up and functional check-out of equipment and systems.
• Prepare computer-based construction work execution plans (work packages), including job-specific hazards analysis (e.g., Asset Suite and Assisted Hazard Analysis or equivalent).

Design Output Constructability Reviews

• Review design output and vendor documents.
• Conduct field walk-downs with design engineers.
• Verify design constructability, including procedure and code compliance.
• Verify field conditions vs. design output and material availability.
• Submit constructability comments and track resolution.
• Support project team design review meetings.

Field Material Take-Off & Procurement Support

• Develop and expedite bill of materials (BOM).
• Track progress/status of material delivery.
• Coordinate delivery of material to the field.
• Verify received material vs. ordered material.

Work Execution Plan Development

• Conduct walkdowns with craft supervision and support groups.
• Develop installation sequence and work instructions.
• Generate inspection and test records or coordinate with Quality Control.
• Understand layout/survey needs and generate requests.
• Generate hazard analysis for field execution of construction scope.
• Support or lead team hazard analysis review meetings.
• Generate or support job-specific permits, including:
  • Lockout/tagout order
  • Power services utilization permit
  • Hot work
  • Asbestos disturbance
  • Confined space
  • Radiological
  • Excavation
  • Hazardous waste

Work Execution Plan Review & Approval

• Attend and chair execution plan review meetings.
• Develop routing lists for hazards analysis and work plan approval.
• Coordinate and expedite work package approval, routing, and disposition of comments.
• Assemble approved work execution plan.
• Provide status and updates in the SRS work control passport system.

Work Execution Field Coverage & Support

• Lead pre-job briefings with craft workers.
• Perform task-ready walk-down with craft supervision.
• Verify quantities of installed commodities.
• Coordinate daily field support and expedite/order material as required.
• Coordinate material testing and shop fabrication in support of field execution.
• Perform field inspections and identify/coordinate resolution of field installation issues.

Work Execution Plan Closure

• Generate design completion notices.
• Ensure accuracy of work execution plan status.
• Close all required permits and work execution plan documentation.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and at least 5 years of practical experience in construction electrical field engineering, or Associate’s degree in Electrical Engineering and 5-10 years of practical experience, or High school diploma and 10+ years of practical experience in construction electrical engineering.
• Working knowledge of discipline-specific codes and standards, including the National Electric Code (NEC).
• Familiarity with power distribution, controls, instrumentation, and electrical schematics (motors, pumps, distribution centers, etc.).
• Experience with generating work execution plans (preferably utilizing the Asset Suite work control system).
• Experience with generating job hazards analysis and performing material take-off and procurement.
• Knowledge of SRS-specific electrical guides and standards is a plus.
• Experience in radiological work planning and hazard analysis is desirable.
• Capable of climbing and spending extended periods in the field.
• Capable of obtaining qualification to work in radiological work areas.

Skills

• Construction electrical field engineering
• Constructability review and field walkdowns
• NEC/code compliance and electrical schematics
• Power distribution, controls, and instrumentation
• Vendor-document review and material take-offs/BOMs
• Procurement expediting and material receipt verification
• Work-package/work-execution-plan development
• Asset Suite or equivalent work-control systems
• Assisted Hazard Analysis or equivalent
• Job hazards analysis and permit planning
• Inspection/test record generation and layout/survey coordination
• Quality Control coordination and pre-job briefings
• Task-ready verification and field inspection
• Start-up/functional checkout support and turnover
• Design issue resolution and work-control passport/status tracking
• Work-package closure

Competencies

• Technical judgment and construction engineering principles
• Electrical-system knowledge and constructability analysis
• Field problem solving and code/procedure compliance
• Safety and hazard-analysis discipline
• Work planning and work-control rigor
• Quality assurance awareness and procurement/material coordination
• Cross-functional coordination with Design, Quality Control, craft supervision, and support groups
• Meeting leadership and communication
• Documentation accuracy and schedule/status management
• Issue resolution and field inspection/verification

Schedule

A 40-hour workweek is scheduled. SRR Construction utilizes a 10-hour-per-day, four-days-per-week schedule. Standard workweek is Monday through Thursday, 6:30 am - 5:00 pm. Alternate schedules may be employed. Workweek excludes SRR holidays.

Security/Eligibility

• Must be a U.S. citizen.
• Must possess a valid driver’s license.
• Personal vehicles must be registered and insured, with proof of insurance in the vehicle.

Additional Information

All employees must set, manage, pursue, and achieve annual goals and objectives aligned with ProSidian’s eight core competencies: Personal Effectiveness, Continuous Learning, Leadership, Client Service, Business Management, Business Development, Technical Expertise, and Innovation & Knowledge Sharing (Thought Leadership). Employees are also expected to support business development and related activities on behalf of ProSidian.