FAQs
What is the primary role of the Electrical Designer?
The primary role of the Electrical Designer is to provide solutions to problems in the Electrical Design discipline without supervisory approval, evaluating and selecting solutions from established operating procedures and/or scientific procedures.
What are some key project deliverables the Electrical Designer will prepare?
The Electrical Designer will prepare deliverables including block diagrams, area classification drawings, one-line diagrams, typical installation drawings, motor control schematics, panel schedules, lighting layout drawings, and cable tray drawings, among others.
What qualifications are required for the Electrical Designer position?
The essential qualifications include a diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, a minimum of 3 years of detailed electrical design experience, proficiency in AutoCAD/Microstation/Smartsketch, and familiarity with standards such as NEC and NFPA.
What software experience is preferred for this role?
Experience with Dialux or Chalmlite for lighting calculation and Roxtec Tool for MCT sizing is preferred, in addition to experience with AutoCAD/Microstation/Smartsketch and SP3D/E3D/PDMS.
How does the Electrical Designer support project development and coordination?
The Electrical Designer supports project development and coordination by maintaining a focus on the end-product, reporting to the electrical engineering project lead, effectively communicating with design leads, managing changes, and assuming responsibility for assigned deliverables.
Is experience in 3D modeling tools necessary for the Electrical Designer?
Yes, experience in 3D modeling tools is necessary for tasks such as modeling cable trays, electrical equipment, field devices, and managing clashes.
What is the work environment like for the Electrical Designer?
The work environment emphasizes a dynamic and inclusive culture, where employees are encouraged to grow and thrive while contributing to innovative energy solutions.
Are there opportunities for career growth in this position?
Yes, the company values employee development and provides opportunities for advancement as individuals contribute to collaborative projects and expand their skills.
What tools will the Electrical Designer use in their daily duties?
The Electrical Designer will use AutoCAD/Microstation/Smartsketch, as well as 3D modeling tools like SP3D/E3D/PDMS, and MS Office Suite for documentation and calculations.