Lead LV Electrical Engineer for Nuclear Facility Ramp-Up

BCP Engineers & Consultants; Orangeville (UT); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

BCP Engineers & Consultants seeks a Lead Electrical Engineer for an onsite role in Orangeville, UT, supporting the design and buildout of a nuclear fuel manufacturing facility. The role focuses on leading low-voltage electrical design and directing other electrical contractors as the project progresses toward equipment installation and commissioning.

The position requires collaboration with facility, mechanical, and process teams to integrate electrical design with overall requirements, develop

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent (education preferred, not required).
• Proven experience leading low-voltage electrical design in industrial, petrochemical, refinery, or manufacturing facility environments.
• Experience with LV power distribution design, load calculations, equipment specification, and electrical design packages.
• Prior experience leading or directing other engineers or contractors.

Responsibilities

• Lead the low-voltage electrical design for the facility from requirements through design and installation support.
• Direct and coordinate other electrical contractors supporting the facility buildout; provide technical oversight and review of their work.
• Develop electrical design packages, specifications, load calculations, and equipment selection for LV power distribution systems.
• Interface with facility, mechanical, and process teams to integrate electrical design with overall facility requirements.
• Support procurement of electrical equipment and materials, including reviewing vendor submittals.
• Provide field support during installation and commissioning phases as needed.

Skills

Leadership

Team coordination

LV electrical design

Load calculations

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

BCP Engineers & Consultants seeks a Lead Electrical Engineer for an onsite role in Orangeville, UT, supporting the design and buildout of a nuclear fuel manufacturing facility. The role focuses on leading low-voltage electrical design and directing other electrical contractors as the project progresses toward equipment installation and commissioning.

The position requires collaboration with facility, mechanical, and process teams to integrate electrical design with overall requirements, develop