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Building services Engineering- Electrical System (Part 1) This course has been designed to provide JLL Managers and staff with the knowledge and skill sets on  Electrical Distribution system, Primary Power Distribution and its components etc An electrical system, within the context of a building, is a network of conductors and equipment designed to carry, distribute and convert electrical power safely from the point of delivery or generation to the various loads around the building that consume the electrical energy #learning #jobtraining #growthmindset #growthopportunities #motivatedmindset #motivatedaily #keepworking #jll #maintenance #propertymanagement #multifamily #maintenancemanagement #propertymaintenance #assetmanagement #jobs #training #traininganddevelopment 

**Why Partnering with a Good Electrical Contractor is Essential for Your Project** Choosing the right electrical contractor can make all the difference in your project's success. Here’s how a top-notch electrical contractor can bring unparalleled value to your next venture: 1. **Expertise and Knowledge**: Skilled electrical contractors bring a wealth of experience and up-to-date knowledge on the latest industry standards and technologies. Their expertise ensures that your project adheres to all safety codes and regulations, minimizing risks and maximizing efficiency. 2. **Quality Workmanship**: A good electrical contractor guarantees high-quality workmanship, which translates to reliable and durable electrical systems. This not only enhances the safety of your premises but also reduces future maintenance costs. 3. **Cost-Effectiveness**: Professional contractors can provide accurate estimates and manage resources efficiently, preventing budget overruns. Their ability to troubleshoot and solve problems swiftly can save significant time and money. 4. **Project Management**: From initial design to final inspection, an experienced electrical contractor handles every phase of your project seamlessly. Their strong project management skills ensure timely completion and coordination with other trades. 5. **Safety Assurance**: Safety is paramount in electrical work. A reputable contractor prioritizes safety protocols, protecting both workers and occupants. This commitment to safety reduces the likelihood of accidents and liability issues. 6. **Cutting-Edge Solutions**: With advancements in technology, electrical contractors can offer innovative solutions like energy-efficient systems and smart technology integrations, enhancing the functionality and sustainability of your project. Investing in a good electrical contractor is investing in the success, safety, and efficiency of your project. Make the smart choice and partner with professionals who can deliver excellence from start to finish. #ElectricalContractor #ProjectManagement #Safety #QualityWork #Efficiency #Innovation #ConstructionIndustry

NOW HIRING Job Title : Electrical Estimator Company Description Dykes Electric Contractors, LLC is a reputable commercial electrical company based in Baton Rouge, LA. With over 40 years of experience in the commercial electrical industry we are "Wired for Success". We are insured, licensed, and bonded in Louisiana and Mississippi. Our commitment is to deliver the highest quality electrical work in South Louisiana and Mississippi. Role Description This is a full-time on-site role for an Electrical Estimator at Dykes Electrical Contractors, LLC in Baton Rouge, LA. The Electrical Estimator will be responsible for tasks such as electrical estimating, cost control, and electrical contracting. Qualifications Electrical Estimating and Cost Control skills Experience in Commercial Electrical Contracting and using Microsoft Excel Knowledge of electricity principles and systems Strong problem-solving abilities Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work well in a team environment Relevant certification or degree in Electrical Engineering or related field Who are we really looking for? We want to find someone who: Is Dependable: Do you have the quality of being able to be trusted and being very likely to do what people expect. Does Things Right: Its critical that installs are done per code, both the NEC and building. But we also need someone who is focused on doing things morally. Does your moral compass point north? Is Customer First: This is a decision-making process that can directly translate to long-term relationships and business success. Is Selfless: We need someone who is concerned more with the needs and wishes of others than with one's own needs and wishes. Is Growth Oriented: A growth-oriented person is motivated to learn, develop new skills, and improve themselves. They believe that their abilities can be improved through effort and learning, and they are open to challenges and setbacks. Things we don't necessarily need: Someone with a ton electrical "estimating" experience: Estimating experience is great, but we have our own estimating process, and estimating processes can vary from company to company. Things are done the "Dykes Electrical Way" here. We teach employees the methods we have used to be successful for the past 40 years. "We need everyone pulling the rope in the same direction." So even if you already have estimating experience, then we still need you to be willing to learn. And if you don't have estimating experience, don't worry we will teach you how, you just need to be willing to learn and capable of learning. A college degree: A business management, project management, construction management or electrical engineering degree is great, but not necessary. If you understand commercial electrical, are computer savvy enough to use excel, and willing to learn the rest, well this could be your shot. If your interested in the opportunity contact [email protected]

Did you know that commissioning engineers are the final gatekeepers ensuring building systems operate flawlessly? October is Careers in Construction Month, a time to celebrate and promote the diverse career opportunities within the construction industry. Commissioning engineers play a crucial role in verifying that all systems in a building function as intended, from HVAC to electrical systems. “Ensuring that every system works perfectly before a building is handed over is incredibly satisfying,” says Amy Babon, LEED Green Associate, a field commissioning engineer. Commissioning engineers help ensure buildings are safe, energy-efficient, and ready for occupancy. Are you interested in a career as a commissioning engineer? Visit www.fsttechnical.com to explore opportunities and resources.

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Hiring for DGM \ GM - Grid & Power Evacuation. #solar #solarrecruitment #solarhiring #hiring #recruitment #solarpower RESPONSIBILITIES:- Detailed engineering, Project planning & Management : • Electrical Balance of plant pertaining to Sub-station (up to 400 KV), Switching stations, and related transmission lines, from concept till commissioning of wind farm, which shall also involve • Review of designs that will meet industry standards and specifications, and meet good engineering practice with excellent constructability. Scrutinizing of civil engineering documents pertaining to eBoP systems of wind farm is desirable. • Conducting power system feasibility studies- independently with in-house tools and jointly along with the utilities/consultants • Maintaining good working relationships with OEM’s, material suppliers, contractors, and any others that affect the quality, schedule and cost of projects. • Draw up plans, proposals and budgets for new projects/extensions of projects in conjunction with the relevant team, and financial staff. • Coordinating and facilitating the various support functionalities like land, legal, finance, installation and the operations team in their discharge of duties.  Initiating and managing the grid connectivity application process  Lead the transmission line route survey studies for 33kV, 220 kV,400KV voltage levels.  Lead and supervise during the construction phase of projects i.e., transmission lines, pooling substations up to 400kV, terminal bay at CTU & STU substations etc.  Responsible of resolving RoW issues for transmission lines along with the Contractor  Interactions with Central Transmission Utility, State TRANSCO’s, CEIG/CEA, Discoms, Consultants, Contractors, and other relevant stakeholders, etc.  Lead on site teams of transmission line/Substations and evacuation system  Monitoring and reporting of the Sub-EPC’s performance and the evaluation thereof  Support and lead public consultation and stakeholder engagement efforts with local communities, landowners, etc. Material Management: Support to SCM for Material procurement, contracts management & vendor development including vendor identification, deployment requirement, rates and contract finalization, review of vendor performance and initiate remedy. Maintenance management : Deep understanding of electrical equipment’s used in EHV/ HV systems and its troubleshooting methods is desirable. Software's knowhow: Knowledge of drawing tools-AutoCAD, project management tools-MS-Projects/ Primavera, MS-office etc. Qualifications and competencies:-  Electrical Engineering from reputed university  Formal Qualification (Construction, Engineering, Project Management)  15+ years working experience in a Transmission line construction & Evacuation approval project environment – supervisory/management role. Drop your CV's to [email protected]

In the fast-paced world of facility management, the role of a Building Services Maintenance Engineer is absolutely pivotal. But what qualities truly set apart a stellar engineer from the rest? Firstly, a top-notch Maintenance Engineer must exhibit a strong technical acumen. It's not just about having the qualifications on paper; it's the hands-on experience of actually troubleshooting HVAC and electrical plant with precision and confidence. This expertise becomes the bedrock of their day-to-day responsibilities. Secondly, problem-solving skills are non-negotiable. Facilities are dynamic environments where anything can happen. The best engineers are those who can think on their feet, devising effective solutions on the fly. They're the ones who can turn a potential downtime into a minor hiccup. Communication is another cornerstone. Whether it's explaining a technical issue in layman's terms or coordinating with a cross-functional team, clear and concise communication ensures that everyone is on the same page, preventing misunderstandings and streamlining operations. Attention to detail cannot be overstated. In maintenance, the smallest oversight can lead to significant problems. A keen eye for detail and a methodical approach to work are qualities that safeguard against potential issues. This includes the recording of PPM's/condition etc. Reach out to me at [email protected] to explore how you can contribute to the seamless operation of our client's facilities. #FacilityManagement #MaintenanceEngineering #CareerOpportunities #prsjobs

Electromechanical Engineering is a term rarely associated with Facilities Management, yet few component of facility operation can be isolated from Electromechanical technologies. Electromechanical simply means using electricity to obtain mechanical functions, such as turning on a water pump, operating a compressor for an airconditioner, a washing machine, or an elevator. For commercial and industrial applications, large motors operate heavy loads. Starting large motors to operate heavy loads poses a challenge such as operating an elevator or escalator. In order to effectively start these motors an electrical configuration called star delta is used. This photo is of a star delta starter. When delta is initiated in a star delta configuration, only part of the motor windings are energized, therefore the current draw for starting the motor is low. When the motor reaches a specified speed the starter switches to a configuration refered to as star, energizing all motor windings allowing the driven equipment to operate at full capacity negating high starting current. Once started delta, current is reduced when the starter switches to star allowing for reduced energy and more economical operation. Star Delta configuration is not associated with residential applications since loads are relatively small and requires lower voltages mostly 120 or 240 volts, low amps, single phase, 2 wires and ground. Commercial system uses 440 to 460 volts, or higher, 3 phases (3 hot wires) and ground. High amps.( explanation simplified). One does not need to be an Engineer to be a facilities Director or Manager but when it involves complex operations it helps to know and appreciate what is involved.

Are you currently out of work and have experience in reactive maintenance, plumbing & gas, or electrical services? D&M Group provides these services and might have opportunities for you. Feel free to reach out if you're interested in joining the team! Send your CV to: [email protected] More about D&M: https://dandmgroup.co.uk/ #engineer #joinourteam #healthandsafety #management #safety #business #measures #continuity #riskmanagement #quality #positiveaction #remain #contractors #engineers #BuildingProjectsAndRefurbishment #Electrical #MechanicalServices #PlumbingAndGas #ReactiveMaintenance #industry #staff #trainingcourse #awarded #compliance #requirements #maintenance #partner #reactive #companies #plannedmaintenance #restaurants #engineering #group #contractor #construction #constructionindustry #firesafety #building #residential #assist #commercial

#hiring Corporate Project Engineer, Charlotte, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Charlottejobs #NorthCarolinajobs #Engineering Apply: https://lnkd.in/gq4PQVAV Corporate Project Engineer JOB DESCRIPTION REPORTS TO: Director of Commercialization DIRECT REPORTS: None FLSA STATUS: Exempt ROLE: This position has overall management responsibility for major capital equipment and facilities projects in the range of $0.1MM to $10MM. Responsibilities include: Technical investigation, equipment selection / specification, project justifications, installation and start up. In executing these projects, this person leads the corporate and plant teams and coordinates with vendors. Key deliverables are projects that meet budget and timing objectives. Additional areas of focus include cost savings primarily through automation and problem solving. Major Job Accountabilities: Capital project development and implementation - Responsibility for facilities and equipment capital project development and execution ensuring effective selection and implementation of the right technologies. Integrate safety requirements and considerations into project design and execution. Assume high level technical understanding of equipment. Work with manufacturing to develop standard work for setup, operation and processing. Lead monthly project reviews with plant teams and report out to Executive Team as requested. Leads Energy Productivity Program - Serve as corporate champion of year-over-year energy productivity program. Run network meetings to establish energy best practices and conduct period plant audits to insure compliance. Audit plant utility and manufacturing systems and maintenance practices to achieve a year-over-year 3% improvement in KWH / finished good lbs. Lead Corporate Capital Program - Summarize 3 year capital plan and update spending summary on a monthly basis. Update plan on a quarterly basis and develop new 3 year capital plan in conjunction with BP1 preparation. Train corporate and plant personnel on AFE preparation and submittal and insure timely project closeouts on a quarterly basis. Maintain Equipment and Vendor Data Base and Genpak Equipment Specifications - Monitor equipment trends in thermoforming and extrusion equipment as well as plant support equipment systems, air and water. Maintain data base on equipment / capabilities, age and limitations. Supply manufacturing with equipment emergency contact list. Develop and maintain list of critical specifications for equipment purchase, including safety requirements, electrical certifications and component specification. Additional Job Accountabilities Serve as primary technical contact to equipment suppliers Develop specifications and lead start up son new equipment Other duties as necessary Technical Competencies: Major Capital project development and implementatio