Current Job Openings
I&E Engineer.
OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES
Perform electrical and instrument engineering work in new and existing facilities in the dynamic environment of a chemical storage terminal.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Perform engineering, prepare specifications, and design and check drawings of electrical and instrumentation work performed at OTH and by outside engineering consultants.
- Issue RFQ's, evaluate proposals, and manage the engineering, purchasing, and construction of electrical and instrumentation work.
- Prepare, update, and maintain the electrical and instrumentation specifications.
- Inspect, review, and administer work performed by electrical and instrument contractors for performance, quality, operability, and cost.
- Review, audit, and provide feedback on the electrical and instrumentation contractors' safety practices at the work site.
- Perform cost estimates and preliminary engineering for proposed projects.
- Assist maintenance department technicians in their electrical and instrumentation troubleshooting, specifications, and design.
- Cooperate with and support colleagues. Compliance with company policies, including the Code of Conduct, is mandatory.
OTHER FUNCTIONS
- In case of absence, the employee's supervisor will assume and/or assign responsibility for this position's duties.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
- B.S. degree in electrical, control systems, or related engineering field.
- Prefer 5 or more years of experience with industrial electrical and power systems (12kV and 480/120V, Transformer, MCC, Breakers, Motors, etc.), instrumentation (Control Valves, Transmitters, Gauges, etc.), and automation systems (PLC, HMI, Servers, and various networking i.e. Ethernet, Modbus, etc.).
- Experience in specifying, installing, and calibrating instrumentation related to chemical terminals or chemical plants.
- Experience with the design, specification and installation of SCADA and PLC systems.
- Knowledge of ISA Standards and NEC.
- Industrial HMI and PLC programming desirable but not required.
PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS
Occasionally: Climb stairs to top of tanks, crawling, climbing, reaching overhead, crouching, kneeling, balancing, pushing or pulling, grasping, repetitive use of legs, lifting or carrying 10-25 pounds.
Frequently: Sitting, standing, walking, walking in or out of turnstile, be able to evacuate in an emergency, bending over, repetitive use of hands/arms, fine manipulation, making decisions, discriminating colors.
Continuously: Eye/hand coordination, talking, hearing, touching, smelling, seeing, keyboard/typing, maintaining stamina during workday, thinking analytically; understanding, assimilating and drawing conclusions from information and data; producing unique or creative solutions to problems; receiving and transmitting information accurately using oral and written communications; concentrating on tasks, remembering details, adjusting to changes, examining/observing details, maintaining attention span during workday; using math/calculations, using English language correctly.
