Electrical Engineer-in-Training

Electrical Engineers-in-Training use a variety of standard problem solving techniques while handling assignments of limited scope and complexity. They are responsible for selecting and applying engineering techniques and procedures to assignments. This role applies practical knowledge to contribute to overall operations success.

Day-to-day tasks include assessing and updating Piping and Instrumentation Drawings for electrical equipment accuracy. They assist in designing Motor Control Schematics and preparing detailed designs for Electrical and Control Systems. Responsibilities also cover preparing electrical equipment and motor lists while specifying equipment.

Team interaction involves working with senior engineers, participating in bid, evaluate, and award processes. They review and approve vendor drawings, participate in 3D model reviews, and assist in Area Classification Drawings and Fugitive Emission studies. Collaboration ensures designs comply with codes, standards, and client specifications.

Growth opportunities include performing shop inspections, conducting Factory Acceptance Tests, and resolving technical issues in shop or field. They assist with pre-commissioning, commissioning, and start-up activities. This develops a broad base of skills in an energy industry environment.