Electrical Designer

EXPMaitland, FL
Onsite

About The Position

In this role, you will be a part of the MEP Hospitality & Entertainment team, based in Orlando, Florida. You will be responsible for converting engineer’s markups into working CAD drawings, plotting drawings for review, and preparing CAD floor plans showing electrical device layouts, circuitry, fixtures, and equipment. You will also perform calculations for available fault current, prepare one-line diagrams, electrical loads, and panel schedules. Additionally, you will lay out fire alarm devices and lighting fixtures on plans, understand concepts of emergency and normal power systems, coordinate with other disciplines, and develop knowledge of the NEC and other codes. You will also perform lighting calculations and develop models using a lighting photometric program and lay out equipment rooms.

Requirements

  • Engineering Degree required (BS Architectural Engineering, or BS Electrical Engineering, or equivalent degree)
  • 0-2 years’ experience required
  • EIT License (Engineer in training)

Nice To Haves

  • Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of lighting concepts
  • Develop knowledge of the NEC and other codes
  • Perform lighting calculations and develop models using a lighting photometric program such as Visual or LightPro

Responsibilities

  • CAD proficient in converting engineer’s markups into working CAD drawings
  • Plot drawings for review by engineer
  • Prepare CAD floor plans showing electrical device layouts, circuitry, fixtures, equipment, etc.
  • Perform calculations using Powertools for available fault current and implement proper AIC ratings of equipment with input from engineers
  • Prepare one-line diagrams with input from engineers
  • Prepare electrical loads and develop panel schedules with input from engineers
  • Layout fire alarm devices on floor plans with input from engineers
  • Layout lighting fixtures on plans and demonstrate fundamental knowledge of lighting concepts
  • Understands and correctly applies concepts of emergency and normal power systems
  • Coordinate device locations, loads, and circuitry with other disciplines
  • Develop knowledge of the NEC and other codes
  • Perform lighting calculations and develop models using a lighting photometric program such as Visual or LightPro
  • Layout equipment rooms with input from engineers
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