Electrical Engineer | Industrial Power & Control Systems | Alcoa, TN

Position: Electrical Engineer

Location: Alcoa, Tennessee, United States
Travel: Not specified
Employment Type: Full-Time
Compensation: $80,000 - $105,000

About the Role

Our client is seeking an Electrical Engineer to join their Tennessee Operations facility. This role will focus on providing engineering support for maintenance and operations. The successful candidate will assist in safety, restoring product flow, solving recurring design and process issues, and driving improvements in equipment and process data analysis. The engineer will also oversee the implementation of capital projects, major repairs, and maintenance projects, as well as provide process engineering support as needed.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide technical support for operations and maintenance, focusing on safety and product flow.

• Analyze equipment and process data to identify areas for improvement and implement solutions.

• Manage, develop, and implement capital projects, maintenance projects, and repairs.

• Develop and design electrical systems for industrial equipment, including transformers, switchgear, transmission lines, and sub-stations.

• Troubleshoot and maintain industrial electrical power and control systems and equipment.

• Collaborate with other engineers and technicians to implement engineering solutions and improvements.

• Oversee the activities of craft personnel, ensuring safe work practices and compliance with safety standards.

• Manage external vendors providing electrical design and support functions.

• Lead and manage electrical projects, from design through installation and commissioning.

• Contribute to continuous improvement efforts in manufacturing operations using lean manufacturing principles.

What We’re Looking For

Basic Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field from an accredited institution.

• At least 3 years of experience in electrical engineering, preferably in a manufacturing environment.

• Working knowledge of manufacturing processes and principles.

• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.

Preferred Qualifications:

• 5 years of experience in electrical systems and manufacturing processes.

• Experience with high-voltage electrical equipment, design, application specifications, maintenance, and failure analysis.

• Proficiency in AutoCAD or similar CAD software.

• Strong background in electrical engineering, including industrial power and control systems, transformers, switchgear, and substations.

• Experience with capital project estimation, justification, management, and installation.

• Familiarity with electrical engineering safety standards, codes, and industry specifications.

• Knowledge of world-class manufacturing techniques such as Lean, JIT, SPC, and TQM.

• Strong problem-solving, creative thinking, and communication skills.

• Experience managing and executing electrical projects, including design, installation, and commissioning.

Compensation

• Base Salary Range: Not disclosed

This is a great opportunity to contribute to a modern and innovative manufacturing facility, where you'll play a key role in advancing operational efficiency and engineering practices.

Process Engineer - Project | Capital Projects, Manufacturing | Ripon, WI - $111,000 - $130,000

Job Title: Process Engineer - Project

Location: Ripon, WI (Onsite)
Industry: Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
Job Category: Engineering
Compensation: $111,000 - $130,000 (Base Salary)
Employment Type: Full-Time
Benefits: Comprehensive
Relocation Assistance: Yes
Visa Sponsorship: Not Eligible

Job Summary

The Process Engineer - Project will lead and manage capital projects to enhance workplace safety, product quality, process efficiency, and overall cost-effectiveness. This role requires close collaboration with engineering colleagues, as well as teams in production, quality, purchasing, planning, and maintenance. The selected candidate will focus on implementing and supporting new processes, equipment, and assembly systems.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the project leader for new process, equipment, and assembly system implementations.

• Analyze equipment, processes, and procedures to identify and address opportunities for improvement in safety, quality, throughput, and cost.

• Evaluate vendor proposals for new equipment acquisitions.

• Select and implement manufacturing processes to deliver competitive production costs.

• Optimize current and new manufacturing processes using continuous improvement methods.

• Collaborate with production and maintenance teams to ensure equipment operates in like-new condition.

• Specify tools, jigs, and fixtures as needed.

• Coordinate projects and resolve daily troubleshooting issues.

• Develop and implement process documentation, including Visual Work Instructions.

• Provide production support and troubleshoot process issues.

• Drive cost reduction efforts in areas such as scrap, rework, and cycle time.

Required Qualifications

• Education:

• BS in Material Science, Mechanical, Welding, Manufacturing, or Industrial Engineering; OR 6 years of equivalent experience with demonstrated expertise.

• Experience:

• Minimum 2 years of experience managing capital projects involving new equipment and/or systems.

• 2-4 years of engineering project experience in a metal manufacturing environment.

• Technical Skills:

• Proficiency in CAD software (AutoCAD, Pro E, Solid Works, Creo).

• Knowledge of Lean manufacturing techniques, capability studies, process mapping, FMEA, and root cause analysis.

• Strong computer literacy, including Microsoft Office.

Preferred Qualifications

• Familiarity with tools and systems specific to metal manufacturing processes.

• Commitment to continuous improvement and achieving world-class performance standards.

• Strong communication and problem-solving skills.

Physical Requirements

• Position involves sitting for long periods, occasional standing, manual dexterity, stooping, bending, and minimal lifting.

This version clearly outlines the role, responsibilities, and qualifications while maintaining an organized and professional format.

Manufacturing Maintenance Manager - Plant Engineer - West Chicago, IL - $116,160 to $130,680

Manufacturing Maintenance Manager - Plant Engineer - West Chicago, IL
$116,160 to $130,680

Job Description

Reporting to the Plant Manager, the Maintenance Manager/ Plant Engineer is responsible for achieving the highest level of reliability for plant equipment through committed support for the Company’s Performance System (known as SPS), Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), and strong ownership of the Maintenance Excellence process within their plant.

What you will be doing:

Ensure the safety of all employees by leading a comprehensive business safety process to prevent injuries.  Lead plant compliance of all federal, state and local environmental and safety regulations.

Effectively implement/maintain a reliability-centered maintenance process that drives machine uptime, improves OEE and lower operations costs by championing the business Maintenance Excellence process.

Provide department leadership to ensure the highest standards of plant condition and equipment performance are achieved and sustained.

Ensure maintenance department personnel possess the appropriate skills and are qualified and proficient. Identify and support technical training and development for department employees.

Scope and execute capital projects, participate in annual plant budgeting, manage department spend. Identify technical improvements to equipment/processes.

Apply reliability tools to determine the root cause of critical equipment failures and downtime. Identify the appropriate countermeasures and solutions to improve equipment reliability and prevent recurrence.

Perform as a key member of the plant leadership team – positive communicator and problem solver - driving for plant/process improvements, meeting objectives and setting the bar for performance standards.

Support pillar continuous improvement activities.

This position is located in  Chicago DuPage, IL.

We'd love to hear from you if:

Strong understanding of OSHA requirements related to equipment in-house.  Ability to identify gaps and assist in implementing countermeasures to achieve Zero Safety Incidents.

Ability to lead and develop a highly collaborative and effective team.

Excellent organization, project management and communication skills

Proficient in Root Cause Analysis techniques (FMEA’s, 5Why’s, ATS, etc.) and developing/implementing Countermeasures to drive Zero Breakdown culture.

Process-oriented.  Can identify gaps in any process and implement solutions.

Basic mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, instrumentation, lubrication and predictive maintenance understanding

Ability to manage costs and reduce/optimize where needed

Proficient in Microsoft Office and CMMS experience

Minimum experience 3+ years of successful experience leading a plant maintenance department in an industrial manufacturing environment and/or 5+ years of supervisory manufacturing experience.

Minimum education required: Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Maintenance, Engineering, or a related field.

Experience with CMMS preferred.

Experience in TPM or Reliability field preferred.

Compensation: 

The annual base salary range for this role is from $116,160 to $130,680, plus annual target bonus of 12.5% of base salary.

If applicable…An annual bonus is awarded to eligible employees upon attaining various business and individual goals as defined by the Company and the department leader.  This annual bonus is discretionary, and the Company has sole discretion to determine the amount of the award.