Senior Mechanical Utilities Engineer

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead engineering projects as assigned to meet technical, budget and schedule goals.
• Lead in the evaluation, selection, and implementation of new equipment or modifications to existing systems with consideration to new processing technologies or strategies. This may include assessing an economic, environmental, quality, conservation, or productivity impact while generating engineering reports.
• Use OE Tools to gather and analyze data on equipment issues in order to identify the root cause of the problem and generate possible solutions based upon the facts gathered and create measurable improvements.
• Lead discussions and recommend solutions with key customer groups in order to gain a consensus on the repair or modification plans.
• Develop a project plan and budget, and then implement the approved modifications, following up to ensure the desired result has been achieved. Document plans and modifications in an appropriate manner. Capable to utilize project management tools such as MS Project, etc.
• Prepare or review operation, safety, and maintenance procedures to ensure accuracy and completeness.
• Mentor and assist in skills development of other engineers within the department. Provide training to staff involved in the use or maintenance of equipment to ensure safe and reliable operation.
• Delegate project duties within the department or value stream team and understand the execution of those duties. Supervise the activities of contractors.
• Re-enforce EHS rules and policies within work area.
• Elevate any identified EHS risks, for which assistance is needed in order to mitigate, through tiered accountability.
  
  

The Senior Mechanical Utilities Engineer may be responsible for making departmental decisions concerning maintenance and repair of the building clean and dirty infrastructure and equipment and providing input to the Critical Utilities Associate Director when contributing to the decision making process for items affecting the site as a whole. The typical work hours for this position are a standard workday and 40-hour work week however after-hours support may be required on occasion. Some travel may be required