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Strong Knowledge in Electrical hardware components of systems, including breakers, fuses, overload locations, magnetic contactors, I/O circuitry, closed-loop outputs, and feedback. Proficient in manufacturer's drawing symbols, numbering systems, interconnection diagrams, and electrical cabinet layouts. Proficient in Heavy Electrical Equipment Installation. Collaborate with Equipment Engineering and Service teams to ensure accurate representation and integration of electrical hardware components in Electrical system designs. Ensure compliance with relevant electrical standards, such as NFPA 79 and NEMA 250, in the selection and installation of electrical equipment. Create testing and inspection plans for wire harnesses, panels, and Equipment electrical systems for continuity and proper functioning. Collaborate with suppliers and vendors to procure electrical hardware components that meet the required specifications and standards. Provide technical expertise and support for troubleshooting electrical hardware issues and implementing corrective actions. Implement the Standard Specification Process to author outsource packages with standard, verifiable, and high-quality requirements for electrical test equipment's Utilize a Systems Engineering approach to decompose the production system and derive a complete set of requirements. Analyze equipment data, including performance metrics, maintenance records, and failure data, to identify trends and potential reliability issues. Develop and implement strategies to improve Electrical equipment reliability, availability, and maintainability. Understand Electrical equipment repair, part interchangeability, maintenance, and retrofit processes and practices. This includes knowledge of procedures for resolving asset non-conformances, conducting root cause analysis, and implementing corrective actions. Familiarity with electrical design and documentation standards and principles. Ability to produce engineering documentation and technical schematics using computer-aided design (CAD) tools. Basic Qualifications (Desired Skills/Experience): Electrical Engineering Degree or equivalent Strong Knowledge in Wire Harness Design Definitions, Routings, Connection schematics, Load Analysis & Calculations Strong knowledge of Electrical hardware components, including Breakers, Fuses, Overload locations, Magnetic Contactors, I/O circuitry, closed-loop outputs, and feedback. Strong knowledge of Electrical equipment repair, part interchangeability, maintenance, and retrofit processes 5+ years of Experience in Manufacturer's drawing symbols, Numbering systems, Interconnection diagrams, and Electrical cabinet layouts. Understanding relevant electrical standards, such as NFPA 79, NEMA 250, IEC 60947, IEC 60364 Experience in decomposing complex systems and deriving requirements. Proven experience in capital equipment requisition process or procurement. Proficiency in conducting root cause analysis and failure investigations. Typical Education & Experience: Bachelor's with 9 to 12 years of experience / Master's degree with 8 to 11 years experience in Electrical / Electronics Engineering.
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