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Lead Electrical Engineer

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The Lead Electrical Engineer is primarily responsible for review of electrical engineering and design documents, supervising and inspection of electrical construction associated with the Cameron LNG project, in line with the company’s objectives of safety, reliability, maintainability and minimization of lifetime costs. The electrical work consists of power transformers, high voltage circuit breakers, protective relay panels, electrical buildings, battery banks, UPS systems, switchgears, MCC’s, plant lighting, grounding, conduit, cable tray, power and control cables and terminations and electric motors. Review and provide comments on electrical engineering and design documents including technical specifications prepared by EPC Contractor. Supervise and inspect electrical construction and prepare punch list for deficiencies for electrical works such as settings and assembly of power transformers, high voltage circuit breakers, electrical buildings, battery banks, UPS systems, switchgears, motor control centers, plant lighting, grounding systems, duct banks, cable trays, conduits, pulling and terminating of cables and witness field testing of electrical equipment.

The Lead Electrical Engineer will provide mentoring for Electrical Engineers, and stay abreast of current Electrical engineering and equipment developments though participation in Industry technical shows and committees.

This position will be located at the site in Hackberry, LA and transition from Construction Team to Commissioning and Start-up Team as the project progresses. Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (TWIC) will be required.

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