This role is based at the Port Arthur Platform within the Instrumentation and Electrical Engineering Department.

Join our dynamic US Refining & Chemicals Electrical Engineering Team as A Senior Power Distribution Reliability Engineer at our Port Arthur Platform!  

What does joining the Electrical Engineering team look like?

It’s about working with a team to maintain and improve the power distribution network at the Port Arthur Platform.

It requires a short-term and long-term focus.

It’s interacting with stakeholders and ensuring their needs are met and exceeded.

It’s being a part of a great team and having the opportunity to make an impact.

What does it take to be a Power Distribution Reliability Engineer?

It is about leadership, coordination, teamwork, and execution.  It is having extensive knowledge in power distribution and working with stakeholders to ensure that the power distribution systems are maintained and functioning optimally.

Read on for me, and don’t hesitate to apply today!

Activities

• Develop strong relationships with all groups within the Platform including Engineering, Businesses teams, Capital, and Turn Around.
• Oversee the design, selection, configuration, maintenance, development, and implementation of the life cycle plans for the power distribution systems at the refinery.
• Analyzing existing systems, developing strategies for improving safety, reliability, efficiency, and quality of the power distribution systems by performing benchmarking and gap closure analysis for the asset health.
• Troubleshoot the power distribution system failures and works with the Power Distribution Coordinator to ensure the repairs are prioritized and completed in a timely manner. 
• Provide technical support for the power distribution system as required.

• BS in Electrical Engineering with a minimum 5+ years’ experience.
• Knowledge and experience in ISA, ANSI, NEC, NESC, IEEE, and OSHA 1910 standards as they apply to electrical equipment and safe work practices.
• Experience in the application of protective relaying.
• Experience in the design and troubleshooting of electrical switchgear.
• Knowledge in the repair and control of both induction and synchronous motors.
• Experience in the use and interpretation of data collected with standard electrical test equipment.
• Ability to lead by example, logical problem-solving skills, works well in team environment, able to manage multiple/changing priorities.

Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to protected characteristics, including disability and protected veteran status.