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Navigating New Horizons as an Electrical Engineer: A Guide for Electrical Engineers Integrating into a New Facility Introduction: In this post, I'll outline the essential steps, from my experience, for seamlessly integrating into a new environment, focusing on understanding the electrical distribution system, equipment, maintenance practices, and establishing meaningful connections with colleagues and subordinates. 1. The Power of Immersion: Understanding the Electrical Distribution System Upon arrival, dedicate time to immerse yourself in the facility's electrical distribution system. Start by reviewing schematics, SLDs and equipment layouts. Identify key components such as transformers, switchgears and distribution panels. Familiarize yourself with the power sources and emergency shutdown procedures. 2. Getting Hands-On: Equipment Familiarization and Operational Management Take a hands-on approach to familiarize yourself with the equipment. Review existing SOPs and familiarize yourself on how it is being utilized. If the new facility is using asset management tools or power monitoring/SCADA systems, utilize them to track equipment health, historical performance data and identify potential bottlenecks by analyzing historical trends and data analysis. This proactive approach not only ensures operational efficiency but also minimizes downtime through effective maintenance strategies. 3. Crucial Maintenance Protocols: Keeping the Current Flowing Collaborate with the maintenance team to understand existing protocols, preventive and corrective maintenance procedures. This knowledge not only contributes to the longevity of equipment but also positions you as a valuable asset in maintaining a reliable and resilient electrical infrastructure. 4. Connecting Beyond Circuits: Building Relationships with Colleagues Forge connections with subordinates by initiating one-on-one meetings. Understand their roles, experiences, and expectations. Building strong relationships fosters a collaborative work environment and creates a supportive network for addressing challenges. 5. Tools for Analyzing the Distribution Network: Identifying Bottlenecks Efficiently Consider conducting load flow analysis to simulate and optimize the flow of electrical power. This tool helps identify distribution capacity bottlenecks, transients and load imbalances. In addition critical electrical analysis methods like short circuit analysis, arc flash analysis, and power quality monitoring are always handy to conduct. These tools provide insights into the system's behavior under different conditions, helping you identify vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. 6. Conclusion: Embrace the challenges, stay curious, and let your passion for electrical engineering illuminate your path in your new professional journey. “A leader is the one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.” #electricalengineering #electricalengineer #electricalindustry #energymanagement
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When we complete a job for a valued client here at INTEK Electrical Engineering, the journey doesn't stop there; we build relationships to ensure that going forward, any maintenance that may be required is taken care of to the highest possible standards. We understand the importance of carrying out all maintenance work – to eliminate any hazards and risks - and we do so whilst ensuring minimal disruption and downtime. Our reactive and preventative maintenance services include: - Visual inspection and testing. - PAT testing on electrical equipment. - Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR). - Lighting, emergency lighting testing, and relamping. - Thermal load testing. - Load monitoring. INTEK Electrical Engineering - We Understand, Engineer, & Deliver. #electricalengineering #electricalcontractor #electricaldesign #electricalinstallation #electricalmaintenance #electricaltesting
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Developing new #technologies, and making existing #thermal processes more #sustainable is really hard work and for some reason start-ups, industrial customers and councils keep coming to us... can you help? #researchanddevelopment #renewableenergy #powergeneration #thermalengineering #energyefficiency #mechanicalengineering #getoffthegas #biochar #sustainability #energystorage
We are #hiring a Senior Electrical #Engineer! BRUCE ENERGY Pty Ltd works on cutting-edge engineering projects that are innovative, challenging and rewarding, all at the same time. Come on board and help us shape the business as we build the team. Location: #remote and/or #melbourne
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Job Title: Electrical Engineer, Power Sys ( PSO) Level A- Safety Sensitive Location: Chattanooga, TN Duration: 12 Months Our client has a need for an Electrical Engineer. If you have the background we are looking for, and you are interested in an opportunity to get your foot in the door with a leading company, we want to talk with you! Performing Specific Portions of a Broader Assignment: An experienced electrical engineer often works on a larger project or assignment, where they are assigned specific tasks or components to handle. This could include designing a circuit, testing a subsystem, or troubleshooting an electrical system. Applying Standard Electrical Engineering Practices and Techniques: Electrical engineers use established principles, methodologies, and techniques in their work. This includes applying laws of electricity, circuit analysis techniques, and standards relevant to their field (such as IEEE standards). Performing Calculations in Specific Situations: Calculations are a fundamental part of electrical engineering. Engineers calculate parameters such as voltage drops, current ratings, power dissipation, and signal characteristics to ensure the design meets specifications and safety requirements. Adjusting and Correlating Data: During testing or analysis, engineers often collect data. They adjust parameters or experimental setups as needed and correlate data to draw conclusions or validate design assumptions. Recognizing Deviations in Results: Experienced engineers have the expertise to identify when experimental or test results deviate from expected outcomes. This involves troubleshooting and diagnosing issues to ensure the reliability and functionality of electrical systems. Following Operations Through Detailed Steps or Processes: Engineers follow systematic approaches to tasks, ensuring that each step is completed accurately and in sequence. This includes following design processes, testing procedures, or manufacturing guidelines.
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The most common electrical engineering careers Electrical engineering students looking to shape the future of their field should be aware of the diverse range of electrical engineering careers available to them. Here are some common roles in electrical engineering: - Broadcast engineer - Substation technician - Controls engineer - Systems engineer Find out more below 👇 https://bit.ly/3utuO46 #engineering #career #jobs
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1st shutdown job. Electrical panel board shifting project. Total Industrial & Process Solutions With the mastermind.(at very right) and his assistant (near me) and Project engineer Madhawa Weerawardhana ❤️ Excelling in Shutdown Jobs: Two Fundamental Rules 1. Do it correctly. 2. Do it time - boundly. In the realm of shutdown jobs, success hinges on two essential principles: correctness and timeliness. Do it correctly: Ensuring every task is executed with precision is paramount. From safety protocols to technical procedures, correctness not only guarantees the job is done right the first time but also safeguards against potential risks. Do it time-boundly: Time is of the essence in shutdown jobs. Adhering to a predetermined schedule ensures minimal disruption to operations and maximizes efficiency. Meeting deadlines is not just about completing tasks on time but also about maintaining the momentum of the entire project. By embracing these fundamental rules, shutdown jobs can be executed smoothly, effectively, and with the highest level of professionalism. #ShutdownJobs #SafetyFirst #Efficiency #LinkedInPost
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BUILDING A CAREER: AN ENGINEER'S BEGINNING TO A PM CAREER "To succeed in this world, you need two things: ignorance and confidence." - Mark Twain During my tenure at a large Gas Company, I discovered that the ability to engineer inventive solutions was the cornerstone of ensuring operational success and reliability. As Chief Electrical Engineer, I was entrusted with a pivotal role in designing and supervising the electrical infrastructure for gas compressor stations and pipeline gas measurement facilities. In an unexpected turn of events, I found myself at the helm of electrical engineering projects due to the illness of a senior official. Drawing on my three years of experience working for a major electrical contractor during high school, I stepped up to lead and manage all electrical engineering aspects with unwavering dedication. Precision and safety were paramount in my approach. I meticulously planned and crafted electrical systems, encompassing power distribution, lighting, grounding, motor control, instrumentation, and control systems. By carefully selecting and specifying electrical equipment tailored to project needs - transformers, switchgear, control panels, motor starters, and instrumentation devices - I ensured flawless performance and seamless integration within the infrastructure. As a staunch advocate for safety, I adhered rigorously to safety protocols, grounding requirements, and electrical codes. This commitment formed the bedrock of every project I oversaw, creating an environment where both personnel and equipment thrived. The integration of electrical systems with broader project requirements demanded close collaboration with other engineering disciplines. I seamlessly worked alongside civil, mechanical, and process engineers to align electrical systems with project objectives. This cooperative approach bolstered efficiency, minimized conflicts, and paved the way for the seamless implementation of critical infrastructure. Building on my accomplishments as Chief Electrical Engineer, I embarked on a new chapter as a Communications Engineer, specializing in Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems. Across multiple states, I provided essential support for new installation projects, ensuring the smooth operation of SCADA systems in diverse environments. Each project presented unique challenges. To address these, I crafted electronic interfaces that seamlessly merged existing infrastructure with cutting-edge digital computer equipment. This innovative strategy optimized operational efficiency and harnessed technology to elevate system performance. Moreover, my disciplined financial management and adherence to project timelines, marked by well-defined requirements and comprehensive test cases, ensured efficient resource allocation and timely project completion. #EngineeringExcellence #InnovationInAction #CollaborativeEngineering
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Electrical Engineers are urgently required for a waste Water Treatment project in Petroleum Companies:- Key responsibilities: • Timely Project execution • Project Manpower control • Safety in all places to be ensured at site • Timely reports submission Skills/Experience:- • Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (Mechatronics/Electrical or relevant). • Min 2 years of experience in field. • Good knowledge of classic control and PLC troubleshooting (Siemens). • Good knowledge of VFDs and HMIs. • Minimal knowledge of Electrical devices, instrumentation and electrical tools and equipment • Able to understand P&IDs, wiring diagrams, single line diagram, cause and effect, cable schedules and other preliminary engineering deliverables and implement on real ground • Determine required project resources. • Define sub-contractor field requirements. • Act as a team member in field sites during installation and commissioning • Computer skills in Microsoft Office. • Fluency in English (with excellent command in spoken & written) • Ability to travel in local areas extensively. • Self-motivated and target oriented. • Excellent communication skills. • Having a strong leadership skills and people management skills. • Problem solving skills. If you are interested, kindly send your CV to the following E-mail with the job title in the subject: info@reseg.co
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