Lead Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Do you enjoy implementing improvements?

Want to leverage your expertise and network in a fast-moving energy transition environment?

Overview

Join our team. Our Maintenance team provides complex facility management including electrical systems. The electrical systems are the fuel of our equipment, and we need to care of them with professional and competencies.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and maintain facility equipment at the Firenze plant, making critical decisions in a timely manner and meeting safety and quality jobs for major assets such as induction electric motors; generators; continuous electric motors; MV and LV switchgears; control panels; PLC control system; UPS; electric technical room; inverter; variable frequency drive; power system protection.
• Manage work orders with computer maintenance management system software and findings reports throughout the process of root analysis and troubleshooting process.
• Follow up preventive and predictive maintenance and troubleshooting on various types of machinery and equipment that require technical knowledge.
• Work closely with the Manager in assigned area, providing him with weekly metrics on performance, schedules on critical repairs, as well as daily updates on critical equipment.
• Serve as reference point of contact with equipment OEM and parts vendors.
• Supervise repair, assemble and installation of components for electrical system.
• Coordinate inspections on electrical, PLC systems, valves, gearbox, heat exchanger.
• Actively participate in safety initiatives.
• Work closely with Facility Engineers in the review of machines preparing maintenance schedules and determine the necessary spare parts levels.
• Work with drawings, schematics, data sheet, P&I and wiring diagrams.
• Liaise with OEM, external vendor on equipment repair.
• Analyze and diagnose cause of malfunctions, failures, and repetitive problems and recommend and implement proper corrective actions.
• Attend meetings for the introduction of new electrical equipment and PLC system, especially on aspects of maintainability.

Qualifications

• Be able to read equipment manuals to identify repair and failure mode.
• Have a Degree in a technical field from an accredited University (electrical Engineering) or a High School Diploma or extensive electrical knowledge.
• Have good knowledge of software tools.
• Be professional proficient in English.

Work-Life Balance

• Work flexible hours – flexing the times when you work in the day to help you fit everything in and work when you are the most productive.

Benefits

• Contemporary work-life balance policies and wellbeing activities.
• Comprehensive private medical care options.
• Safety net of life insurance and disability programs.
• Tailored financial programs.
• Additional elected or voluntary benefits.