Electrical Specialist

The Electrical Specialist is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems. They will work with a team of engineers, technicians, and other professionals to ensure that electrical systems are operating safely and efficiently.

Provides daily support to the FLS and electricians including oversight of maintenance and repair quality
Interfaces daily (preferably face-to-face) with those directing electricians to determine craft support and oversight needs no expectation for specialist to V&V all work in the field
It is not intended for the specialist to be the first-call or alleviate base unit maintenance from performing their basic troubleshooting duties
Expectation for specialist to continue to push work down to technicians to empower them over time
Provides repair recommendations and consultation
Communicates with Business Team to capture vulnerabilities of electrical equipment and provides recommendations for repairs of electrical equipment as needed
Abnormal and Non-Routine Operations Event Support
Provide technical guidance to business teams in response to electrical events
Performs RCFA for failures (low IRAT / informal investigations)
Mentors, trains, and evaluates electricians to foster functional excellence
Provides input on craft training plans for electricians
Identifies training opportunities and works with the Craft organization to address training needs
Provides day-to-day mentorship and feedback on Electrician performance and is a role model for adherence to safety and quality standards
Leads training courses/lunch and learns for technicians
Supports oversight of the equipment PM s identifying additions, deletions, or interval modifications
Supports reliability/engineering as needed for bad actor updates and annual plan development
Creates and/or updates SCD or specific mechanical procedures as needed with engineering/execution engagement
Be actively involved in bad actor resolution, etc.
Participates in RCM s, RBWS s, ES s, etc.
Driving craft procedures and standards knowledge
Safety Standard adherence
Inspects quality of craftsmanship with respect to NEC, site installation standards, GPs, maintenance/repair standards, maintenance strategies/checklists, etc.
Drives improvement in Craft standards based on field observation (identifies improvements proactively and works with the Craft organization, Engineering, etc. to complete changes)
Drives through planners the addition of value-added preventative maintenance tasks while eliminating fewer effective tasks based on RCFA and field observation
Identifies spare part gaps and stewards resolution with planning Lead resolution to obsolete spares
Identifies infrastructure improvements for Business Team Annual Planning
Fosters a culture of ownership for supported equipment and areas (surveillance and housekeeping)
Provide technical planning and execution support of multi-year, evergreen reliability improvement initiatives
Primary Engineering interface for maintenance in relation to craft needs:
RCFA (mid-high IRAT / formal investigations)
Bad actor identification and resolution
Repair recommendations and consultation
Inputs to equipment infrastructure plans and long-range plans
Robust equipment knowledge and expertise with the expectation of continuing learning and staying up to date with new technologies
Specialist will adhere to the following key interfaces
Techs to direct technical questions to FLS or specialist prior to contacting engineering
Final work direction is set by FLS
Under normal circumstances, the Specialist is not expected to perform or own the following from the functions:
o Timekeeping
o Work direction (administrative process)
o Performance reviews (provides feedback only)
o Material ordering (specifies only)
o Driving productivity
LOCATION: Sabine Pass, TX.