This job description is for a Field Electrical Engineer focused on onsite construction support and commissioning at a natural gas compression and power generation facility. The emphasis is on field execution and integration, not electrical system design.

Key Skills Required
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering
8+ years of relevant electrical engineering experience
Hands-on experience with:
Electric Motor Drives (EMDs)
Motor Control Centers (MCCs)
Switchgear
Protective relays
Circuit breakers
Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS)
Transformers and high-voltage power systems
Construction and commissioning support experience
Ability to review RFIs and provide technical guidance to contractors
Strong knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC)
Experience with hazardous area classifications in natural gas, oil & gas, chemical, or industrial facilities
Practical understanding of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures and temporary power systems
Project Environment
Natural gas compression and power generation facility
High-voltage electrical infrastructure
Utility and onsite power generation systems
Power distribution involving switchgear, transformers, MCCs, and motor loads
Experience working in energized industrial facilities is highly desirable
Primary Responsibilities
Support installation and commissioning of EMDs, MCCs, switchgear, relays, transformers, and associated equipment
Verify contractor installations for conduit, cable trays, breakers, and related systems
Coordinate with construction, engineering, operations, and commissioning teams
Troubleshoot field issues and assist with startup activities
Ensure compliance with NEC and hazardous-area requirements
Support temporary power systems and safe LOTO sequencing during commissioning
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with compressor stations or similar industrial infrastructure projects
Familiarity with generators, switchgear, MCCs, and protection systems
Experience handling late-stage design changes and accelerated construction schedules
Prior experience serving as an owner's field representative
Performance Expectations
Safe and code-compliant electrical installations
Early identification and resolution of field issues
Accurate management of RFIs, redlines, punch lists, and turnover documentation
Successful integration of temporary power bridges and onsite generation without commissioning risks