Electrical Field Engineer

The Electrical Field Engineer is a technical lead on industrial construction and fabrication projects. They are responsible for electrical, instrumentation, and fire & gas scope. They provide direct support to both staff and craft personnel.

Essential Job Functions:

• Become familiar with project specifications, drawings, and contract.
• Assist with job estimating using job estimating software. Perform job and task scheduling, construction tool/equipment selection, and plan the construction means & methods. Advise the project scheduler on upcoming work.
• Perform material take-offs and scrubs. Quote and requisition materials.
• Prepare tag lists, nameplate schedules, and turnover packages. Maintain project logs. Write and distribute project reports.
• Identify, engage, and oversee subcontractors required for the project.
• Learn, advise, and assist the Quality Control process and the Turnover process.
• Identify and mitigate any health, safety, or environmental hazards.
• Write requests for information (RFI’s). Track and address RFI responses, to include submittal of Change Orders, Field Material Requests, redline markups, and briefing craft personnel.
• Perform other duties as assigned.
• Position will require work in Anchorage and/or deployment to the North Slope. The North Slope deployments may be irregular or may be rotational (such as 3 weeks on, 3 weeks off). Deployment schedules depend on employee preference and on each project’s length.

Qualifications:

• If education is High School Diploma / GED: Electrical Journeyman License required, and 5 years of electrical field experience in either heavy industry or construction is required.
• If education is Associates or 2yr Technical Degree in an E/I/F&G-related field: 3 years of electrical field experience required, in either heavy industry or construction.
• If education is BS Degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field: 1 year of electrical field experience required, in either heavy industry or construction.
• Experience working in cold weather (<20F), and knowledge of the effects of cold weather on operating instrumentation and electrical mechanisms.
• Familiarity with NEC.
• Proven fluency with computers, including ability to quickly learn new software systems. Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite.
• Current and valid driver’s license with clean driving record.
• NSTC certification with 2022 ASH and H2S module, or ability to obtain upon hire (1-day online course).
• Preference will be given to Alaska residents or to applicants willing to relocate to Alaska.
• Preference will be given to applicants with any of the following: North Slope experience; previous field/project engineer experience in construction; Electrical Journeyman license; EIT or PE registration; Electrical Administrator License; NICET and/or AK Fire Systems certification; or experience with Sharepoint, Bluebeam, estimating software, AutoCAD, P6, or BIM software.

Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:

• Ability to perform all work in a safe manner that meets company & client standards.
• Must be self-motivated and exercise self-initiative.
• Strong interest in learning and in adapting to perpetual change.
• Strong written and verbal communication. The ability to communicate clearly is essential.
• Excellent interpersonal skills. Ability to work with personnel from all walks of life.

Pay:

• $105,000.00 - $210,000.00 

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule during most of the year. Employees have the option to take significant time off when working a rotational schedule.
• 401k
• Health insurance
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Delta has multi-year projects