Electrical Engineer

• Education: Bachelor of Science in engineering from an ABET accredited college program.
• Certifications: Preferred: Pass the Florida Fundamentals of Engineering exam and Registration as a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Florida

Experience

Eng II

• 4+ years of engineering work experience.
• Experience consists of work in heavy industry or utility business with a focus on Project Engineering or Plant Maintenance

Eng III

• 8+ years of engineering work experience.
• Experience consists of work in heavy industry or utility business with a focus on Project Engineering or Plant Maintenance
• Preferred: 8 years of experience working in utility generating facilities or engineering companies performing work for utility generating facilities.
• Preferred: 2 years of experience supervising cooperative education students and/or contractors
• Demonstrated sound knowledge in controls/process engineering work related area.

Responsibilities

• Provide project lead on assigned projects and provide technical support to the Outage & Project Management team and other Energy Supply personnel as required.
• Fill in, as requested, for the Lead I&C Engineer in his/her absence. As project lead, monitor ongoing work activities to confirm manufacturer/fabricator compliance to project plans, specifications and monitor/enforces compliance to all regulatory requirements.
• Monitor daily work activities of contractors assigned to him/her, and coordinate work with O&PM Construction, plant outage coordinators, station planners and on-site and off-site contractors.
• Coordinate Tampa Electric comments to consulting engineer and supplier documents, and ensure documents are appropriately issued, maintained and permanently filed.-Advise and assist O&PM Construction personnel in developing Scope of Works, project schedules, and cost estimates.
• Schedule and facilitate project team meetings/conference calls to maintain project schedules and costs.
• Supports Energy Supply power plants in identifying and solving O&M problems. Augment plant staff when needed to meet day-to-day and outage requirements.