Electrical Engineer Level I

Worley•Greeley, CO

10d•$85,925 - $125,360•Onsite

About The Position

Worley is seeking an EI&C Walkdown Onsite Engineer for a seconded assignment at a customer facility in northern Colorado, aligned with Worley’s Denver office and project team. This field-focused role combines onsite facility walkdowns and verification with electrical, instrumentation, and controls design responsibilities. The engineer connects field conditions with engineering design, construction, and operations to help ensure deliverables accurately reflect installed systems and support safe, reliable operations and future capital projects. The role provides field and design support across multiple projects and serves as the primary design point of contact for assigned work. Responsibilities include site assessments and pre-scoping, verifying installations against engineering documentation, recording discrepancies, and preparing accurate EI&C design and as-built deliverables. The engineer coordinates with customer stakeholders, operations and maintenance personnel, construction teams, project engineers, Worley’s Denver portfolio lead, and remote engineering and design resources. The position is onsite at the customer’s operating facility and requires independent work while maintaining close coordination with Worley’s Denver office and remote teams. The engineer is accountable for the quality, completeness, and accuracy of assigned deliverables; conducts design reviews and QA/QC; maintains accurate records; and promotes safe work practices in accordance with site procedures. Worley offers paid time off, holiday pay, and eligibility to participate in medical, life, dental, and vision insurance plans and a 401K plan. The salary range is $85,925–$125,360 annually, with pay varying based on qualifications, relevant experience, geographic location, internal equity, and market conditions.

Requirements

Associate degree, technical diploma, engineering degree, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and relevant industry experience.
Typically 7 or more years of relevant experience in electrical, instrumentation, controls, engineering design, field engineering, construction, commissioning, maintenance, or related industrial disciplines.
Demonstrated experience performing EI&C field walkdowns, site assessments, system verification, and as-built documentation.
Hands-on experience developing, reviewing, and modifying EI&C drawings and deliverables, including electrical one-lines, wiring and panel drawings, grounding plans, cable and conduit schedules, instrument documentation, and equipment layouts.
Ability to read and interpret electrical, instrumentation, and controls drawings, schematics, specifications, and related engineering documentation.
Working knowledge of industrial electrical distribution, instrumentation, control systems, and associated field equipment.
Experience identifying and resolving discrepancies between engineering documentation and actual field conditions.
Demonstrated ability to perform design reviews and QA/QC of drawings and technical documentation.
Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple concurrent projects and competing priorities independently.
Self-motivated and proactive, with the ability to drive design activities and deliverables to completion with minimal supervision.
Effective communication and collaboration skills across engineering disciplines, project teams, customers, operations, maintenance, and other stakeholders.
Ability to work safely and independently within operating industrial facilities.
Ability to work onsite at the customer’s facility in northern Colorado as required for the seconded assignment.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and electronic document management systems.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting brownfield facility modifications, capital projects, maintenance programs, or operational improvement initiatives.
Experience coordinating with remote or multi-office engineering and design teams.
Experience working within an EPC or multidisciplinary engineering environment.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary design point of contact for assigned projects and coordinate engineering and design activities with Worley teams, the customer, and other stakeholders.
Work onsite at the customer’s northern Colorado facility while maintaining regular coordination with Worley’s Denver office.
Support multiple concurrent projects and maintain effective communication and organization across project teams.
Perform field walkdowns, site assessments, and pre-scoping activities to support project development.
Verify EI&C installations against engineering drawings and documentation, and identify and document discrepancies between field conditions and design.
Capture field conditions and prepare redlines, markups, drawing revisions, and as-built documentation.
Identify technical, safety, operability, maintenance, and constructability considerations encountered during field activities.
Coordinate with operations, maintenance, engineering, construction, and project teams to validate existing conditions and resolve technical or documentation issues.
Coordinate with the Denver portfolio lead on scope development, project delivery, resource requirements, and project needs.
Participate in bi-weekly check-ins with the I&E Projects Team, with weekly check-ins initially.
Develop, review, modify, and maintain EI&C deliverables, including electrical one-line diagrams, area classification drawings, grounding plans and details, power distribution drawings and panel schedules, conduit and cable schedules, cable tray layouts, PLC wiring and panel layout drawings, junction box wiring diagrams, instrument installation details, instrument indexes and bills of material, panel fabrication details, plot plans, and equipment layouts.
Take accountability for the quality, completeness, and accuracy of assigned design deliverables.
Perform design reviews and QA/QC of drawings and supporting documentation before engineer review and issue.
Coordinate supporting engineering deliverables across Worley and other engineering disciplines.
Coordinate with remote EI&C design resources, including the Bogotá design team, to communicate field findings and incorporate design changes and as-built information into final deliverables.
Maintain accurate records of field observations, drawings, markups, revisions, and documentation updates.
Communicate technical findings, project needs, and design concerns clearly with stakeholders.
Promote safe work practices and perform field activities in accordance with applicable safety requirements and site procedures.