Facilities Engineer

Required


* Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or related technical field; or equivalent experience.


* Minimum 3 years of engineering experience in a manufacturing, facilities, or industrial environment.


* Strong working knowledge of electrical theory and systems, including 480V 3‑phase distribution.


* Demonstrated experience with electrical safe work practices, including the use of meters, verification of absence of voltage, and energized work protocols.


* Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings (P&IDs, one‑lines, equipment drawings).


* Proficiency with AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and standard office software.


* Strong organizational skills with the ability to communicate technical information across levels and functions.

Preferred


* Experience implementing or supporting NFPA 70E programs.


* Familiarity with NEC article families commonly applied in industrial settings (110, 240, 250, 430, 500-506).


* Exposure to arc‑flash studies and power‑system modeling tools such as ETAP, SKM, or EasyPower.


* Professional certifications (PE, PMP, CFM) are a plus.

Physical Requirements


* Frequent walking and communication throughout the facility; occasional standing, climbing, kneeling, or crawling.


* Ability to lift and move up to 25 lbs.


* Adequate visual acuity for close, distance, and peripheral work tasks.

Work Environment


* Primarily plant‑floor and facilities environment with exposure to industrial equipment, electrical systems, noise, heat, and manufacturing processes.


* May require off‑shift support during installations, outages, or urgent maintenance activities.

Job Summary

The Facilities Engineer is responsible for supporting, planning, and executing plant projects involving mechanical, electrical, structural, and utility systems.

This position serves as the site's Electrical Subject Matter Expert (SME) and ensures that all electrical installations, maintenance activities, and system upgrades comply with NEC/NFPA 70, NFPA 70E, OSHA, and internal Howmet standards that exceed regulatory requirements.

The role provides engineering leadership for capital projects, electrical power distribution, safety compliance, and reliability improvement initiatives.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

1.

Project Engineering & Execution


* Lead capital and facility improvement projects from concept through commissioning, including scope development, cost estimation, scheduling, and milestone tracking.


* Integrate stakeholder manufacturing and processing requirements into equipment selection, facility layouts, and utility planning.


* Evaluate feasibility of new equipment or modifications, considering cost, space constraints, schedule, technical requirements, and operational impacts.


* Prepare, review, and maintain engineering documentation including equipment specifications, drawings, and ...