Electrical Designer

• Assist engineers and the lead designer with initial design concepts, drawing requirements, and project deliverables.
• Develop plans, details, and sections that clearly communicate construction and fabrication requirements.
• Review, check, and back-check drawings produced by drafting personnel for accuracy and completeness.
• Coordinate, review, and incorporate vendor-supplied drawings and required information into project drawing packages.
• Apply the National Electrical Code (NEC) and perform calculations related to sizing electrical circuits and equipment.
• Develop wiring and installation drawings for electrical equipment and instrumentation, including Rosemount transmitters, Limitorque MOVs, signal routing to junction boxes with feed-through terminal blocks, and power routing to pull boxes, junction boxes, or breaker panels.
• Ensure proper area classification for skids, typically classified as Class I, Division 2, with areas around vents, closures, and similar components classified as Class I, Division 1 as applicable. Familiarity with API RP 500 and AGA XL1001 is beneficial.
• Manage limited conduit-routing space on skids while ensuring proper boundary seals and Class I, Division 1 conduit placement when required.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Minimum of 5 years of experience creating I&E drafting/design drawings for facilities, preferably including meter stations, pump stations, launcher/receivers, mainline valves, compressor stations, and as-built drawings.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel, and Outlook.

• Associate degree in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation Technology, or a related field.

• Knowledge of hazardous area electrical systems.
• Proficiency with the current release of AutoCAD, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Excel.
• Strong understanding of standard design and drafting practices, with the ability to work efficiently and accurately.
• Experience working with large motors, VFDs, MCCs, raceway systems, industrial lighting, and grounding.
• Experience with instrumentation, hazardous location wiring practices, panel design, and PLC hardware.
• 5+ years of design experience.
• 3+ years of AutoCAD experience.
• 3+ years of experience within the Engineering and Construction industry.
• Ability to read, write, and communicate in English sufficient to perform essential job functions. Additional language skills may be considered based on business need.

• Ability to work flexible hours, including occasional hours beyond a normal work schedule.
• Must be willing to travel to project sites to collect field data.
• May be required to travel overnight or be out of town for multiple days at a time.
• Comply with Strike’s policies and procedures.
• Comply with Strike’s Drug & Alcohol Policy and maintain favorable drug testing results throughout employment.
• Perform work safely with respect for others, property, and personal safety.
• Authorized to work in the United States.
• This position is based in Spring, TX  

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