DNJP21365 – TURBINE AND GENERATOR ENGINEER – BARTOW, FL – 3 YEARS

ReNuke Services is seeking a Turbine and Generator Engineer for our client’s site in Bartow, FL!
Description:
EM is open to Engineer III and IV based off experience
Full time. Hybrid 3 days/week onsite, 2 days at home. Fully onsite when supporting outage’s.
Some travel will be required to sites around Florida. Personal vehicle will be driven w/ mileage reimbursed. EM prefers local candidates, however, per diem could be an option if needed.
Job Responsibilities:

Duke Energy Turbine and Generator Services (TGS) exists to provide programmatic engineering and technical support to the fleet of turbines and generators. We embrace and diligently pursue the vision of zero major events for these centerline assets resulting in substantial and sustained improvements in station availability/reliability and exceptional long-term shareholder value. TGS is committed to relentlessly and purposefully leveraging people, organizations, information, technology, and analytical techniques to identify, evaluate and address any issue that could contribute to a major event.

• TGS Generator Engineers provide frontline engineering support for generator centerline equipment. This involves direct technical engagement and coordination with plant operations, engineering, and technical support functions; other internal technical support organizations; OEM’s; vendors; shops and other resources as required.
• Generator Engineers interface and coordinate with multiple organizations and individuals to ensure that major maintenance on generators: is prioritized and scheduled correctly based on maintenance history, existing technical issues, and asset maintenance interval; achieves specified outage goals; is in accordance with all applicable specifications and requirements; is accomplished with only approved parts and repair/assembly techniques; complies with all required inspections and hold points; is executed with tasks in the correct order; and is completely and accurately documented.
• Generator Engineers develop detailed outage work scope requirements/documentation and engage in other engineering and technical support activities to directly support the operations, maintenance, and ongoing improvement of reliability on the generator assets.
• Generator Engineers provide a significant ‘boots on the ground’ engineering presence during planned or emergent outages and other noteworthy events or evolutions on the generator centerline assets. When not directly supporting onsite work, the Generator Engineer is engaged in planning, research, reviews, root cause analysis, documentation, etc. to support the availability, reliability, and major maintenance planning for these assets.
• Generators Engineers are considered the “technical owner” of the generator, exciter, and generator auxiliary systems and would be responsible for reliable performance of these components.
• Specific actions that are routinely performed by Generator Engineering:
• Monitoring computer trends to assess equipment condition and influence future work plans.
• Evaluating Monitoring & Diagnostic Center notifications and providing recommended actions to stations
• Performing station walkdowns to identify reliability risks and providing actions to stations to resolve.
• Providing station support for emergent events or operational questions/challenges
• Writing procurement specifications for major work, including bid evaluation and ranking
• Providing onsite technical oversight for outage work where necessary
• Providing technical oversight at vendor shops for quality/technical execution
• Drafting technical papers to provide justification for major work needs/budget challenges.
• Possesses and applies the fundamental concepts, practices, and procedures, proficient in technical and analytical competencies.
• Demonstrates effective oral and written communication skills.
• Develops positive working relationships to effectively coordinate work activities.
• Maintains accurate records and files.
• Supports the company’s goals and represents the company positively and professionally.

Basic Qualifications:

• Graduation from a four-year college or university with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from an ABET accredited program.
• Minimum of 6 years of engineering experience or 5 years of engineering experience with state registration as a Professional Engineer.

Skills and Abilities:

• Experience using OSI PI Vision (or PI Process Book) and Microsoft Office software utilities.
• Demonstrated advancing application of engineering theories and principles.
• Demonstrated ability to work independently with minimal direction.
• Demonstrated ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects at multiple locations.
• Increasingly proficient in practices of researching engineering and design issues, evaluating alternatives, preparing, and presenting recommendations.
• Ability to deal with a variety of individuals from various socio-economic, cultural, and ethnic backgrounds.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Knowledge of power plant operations or maintenance.
• Passing grade on the Engineering Fundamentals Exam.
• Demonstrated data analytics capabilities and familiarity with Pi Vision (or PI Process Book) trending.
• Five or more years of prior turbine or generators experience
• Understanding of the basic principles of project management

Working Conditions:

• Valid Driver’s License required.
• Hybrid Mobility Classification – Work will be performed from both remote and onsite locations after the onboarding period. However, hybrid workers should live within a reasonable daily commute to a Duke Energy facility.
• Perform work in a power plant and office environment.
• Occasional overtime work (nights, weekends, and holidays if required)
• Required to observe and work in all areas of the generating facility, which are power plant industrial environments operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year with potential exposure to heat, cold, noise, dust, and humidity.
• Exposure to mechanical, electrical, noisy and/or other hazards
• Required to wear personal protective equipment (hardhat, safety glasses, appropriate clothing, ear plugs, fall protection, etc.), as needed.
• Occasional mildly strenuous physical activity (extensive walking on uneven surfaces, climbing stairs/ladders, etc.)
• Ability to work at heights and from suspended work platforms.
• Required to work in all areas of the power plant.
• Travel: 25-35%

Job Types: Full-time, Contract
Pay: $56.47 - $78.21 per hour
Expected hours: No less than 40 per week

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Referral program
• Vision insurance

Schedule:

• 10 hour shift

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Bartow, FL 3383

• TGS Generator Engineers provide frontline engineering support for generator centerline equipment. This involves direct technical engagement and coordination with plant operations, engineering, and technical support functions; other internal technical support organizations; OEM’s; vendors; shops and other resources as required.
• Generator Engineers interface and coordinate with multiple organizations and individuals to ensure that major maintenance on generators: is prioritized and scheduled correctly based on maintenance history, existing technical issues, and asset maintenance interval; achieves specified outage goals; is in accordance with all applicable specifications and requirements; is accomplished with only approved parts and repair/assembly techniques; complies with all required inspections and hold points; is executed with tasks in the correct order; and is completely and accurately documented.
• Generator Engineers develop detailed outage work scope requirements/documentation and engage in other engineering and technical support activities to directly support the operations, maintenance, and ongoing improvement of reliability on the generator assets.
• Generator Engineers provide a significant ‘boots on the ground’ engineering presence during planned or emergent outages and other noteworthy events or evolutions on the generator centerline assets. When not directly supporting onsite work, the Generator Engineer is engaged in planning, research, reviews, root cause analysis, documentation, etc. to support the availability, reliability, and major maintenance planning for these assets.
• Generators Engineers are considered the “technical owner” of the generator, exciter, and generator auxiliary systems and would be responsible for reliable performance of these components.
• Specific actions that are routinely performed by Generator Engineering:
• Monitoring computer trends to assess equipment condition and influence future work plans.
• Evaluating Monitoring & Diagnostic Center notifications and providing recommended actions to stations
• Performing station walkdowns to identify reliability risks and providing actions to stations to resolve.
• Providing station support for emergent events or operational questions/challenges
• Writing procurement specifications for major work, including bid evaluation and ranking
• Providing onsite technical oversight for outage work where necessary
• Providing technical oversight at vendor shops for quality/technical execution
• Drafting technical papers to provide justification for major work needs/budget challenges.
• Possesses and applies the fundamental concepts, practices, and procedures, proficient in technical and analytical competencies.
• Demonstrates effective oral and written communication skills.
• Develops positive working relationships to effectively coordinate work activities.
• Maintains accurate records and files.
• Supports the company’s goals and represents the company positively and professionally