Electrical/Mechanical Designer

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Electrical/Mechanical Designer

Duncan

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Position Summary The ECL Technologist at Sealed Air works independently or with engineers and designers to develop, assemble, check out, and start up proprietary ECL equipment, including high-voltage power supplies, accelerators, and supporting equipment. The role supports electrical and mechanical design, project execution, and global troubleshooting, and helps keep equipment safe, documented, and running at Sealed Air facilities worldwide. Work hours: Mondays to Fridays from 7 am to 4 pm. 20% travel will be required.   Key Responsibilities

Work alone or in a team with engineers and designers to identify, formulate, and implement design solutions. Learn proprietary ECL equipment operating and build principles, including high-voltage power supplies, accelerators, cables, and supporting equipment, and apply troubleshooting knowledge in plant or lab environments. Assemble, install, check out, and start up ECL equipment at facilities worldwide; build, test, and ship project equipment from the lab. Provide troubleshooting support to equipment technicians in facilities worldwide to return failed equipment to production. Generate and update electrical CAD drawings for control systems, including cabinet layouts and single-phase and three-phase AC power distribution designs, as reusable templates; finalize drawings and cabinet designs for each project from the templates. Generate and update mechanical drawings and assembly documentation for ECL equipment; interpret and note field changes on mechanical and electrical drawings. Troubleshoot, check out, and start up control-system PLCs (mostly Allen-Bradley), HMIs, and industrial networks. Lead or take part in safety risk assessments and implement corrective actions; uphold radiation safety in project execution and engage with the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) community. Maintain the Bill of Materials, track purchase orders using Office 365, and direct electrical and mechanical contractors on site to install equipment. Support development and training of standard operating procedures and preventative and predictive maintenance documentation; maintain communication with project engineers and managers on project execution and downtime scheduling. Qualifications

Associate's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Mechatronics technology (or an applicable technical field) with 1-2+ years of directly related technical experience, or equivalent.

Required Skills and Knowledge

Experience generating and updating electrical or mechanical CAD drawings. Ability to interpret, design, and note field changes for mechanical and electrical drawings. Experience or willingness to work with single-phase and three-phase AC distribution systems. Experience or willingness to work with PLCs (mostly Allen-Bradley), HMIs, and industrial networks. Willingness to work with proprietary equipment builds and hands-on lab testing. Proficiency in Office 365 and basic project management skills, with the ability to