Fleet Engineer

Southern Company•Forest Park, GA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

This position will be filled at an exempt level 4E - 5E. This position will report to the Fleet Engineering Supervisor at Georgia Power Company. This position will be responsible for performing engineering for the purchase and support of fleet vehicles and equipment. This support includes detailed specifications, problem solving, meeting with vendors, meeting with customers, and field engineering meetings (with both customers and vendors). Duties include specification writing, bid analysis, failure analysis, and inspection of equipment, solving vehicle and equipment problems. Summary of Position Duties and Responsibilities This position will provide Subject Matter Expert (SME) knowledge in numerous area of engineering. These areas will include: Develop specifications, drawings, calculations, and technical bulletins (sound engineering principals and accuracy). Vehicle and equipment design (hydraulic, electrical, and structural). Failure Analysis (component investigation, root cause analysis, and impact to the fleet). Safety oversight of vehicles and equipment in Georgia Power’s Fleet. Accident Investigation (discovery, analysis, documentation, and follow-up). Additional expectations of the SME will be; Knowledgeable of federal and state transportation regulations. Represent Georgia Power Company on sub committees as required. Support projects with safety enhancements, productivity improvements, and equipment reliability. Also lead the modification committee. The position will provide support for the planning, engineering, specification/design, delivery, modification, and maintenance of the vehicles and mounted equipment used by Distribution, Transmission, and other business units supported by Fleet. The position is also responsible for the long term strategy of quality and reliability for the vehicles and equipment. The Fleet Engineer will be expected to participate and lead Fleet Engineering in statewide initiatives, projects, and committees, as well as to be an active participant with various Transmission and Distribution Committees as needed.

Requirements

Bachelor Degree in Engineering or Engineering Technology is required.
Engineering analysis skills.
Understanding of mechanical design.
Ability to manage multiple projects.
In-depth knowledge of the mechanical workings of vehicles and equipment.
Knowledge of compliance requirements, practices, and procedures.
Ability to act as a technical specialist.
Broad understanding of operations, policies, and procedures.
Strong leadership skills.
Strong communication (written and verbal) skills.
Strong interpersonal skills.
Strong working knowledge of CAD.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Products.
Ability to operate in a matrix environment.
Demonstrates leadership skills in decision making, negotiating skills, and conflict resolution.
Customer Focused.
Demonstrates all aspects of Our value behaviors (Superior Performance, Unquestionable Trust, and Total Commitment).
Demonstrates personal commitment to individual and team safety.
Self-directed, high energy with strong initiative.
Demonstrates commitment to personal development.
Demonstrates personal ownership and accountability.
Team player.
Must have at least one year of verifiable driving experience.
Must hold a valid driver’s license for the class vehicle to be operated.
No revocation of driving privileges within the 36 months prior to application.
No convictions of major traffic violations (DUI, hit and run, reckless driving, etc.) within the 12 months prior to application.
No pending charges for a major traffic violation at the time of application.
Must consent to a continuous monitoring of your Motor Vehicle Record.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor Degree in Mechanical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering Technology is preferred.
Master’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering is a plus.
Professional Engineer (PE) Certification is a plus.
Fleet automotive engineering experience.
Previous experience in specification writing.
Previous experience in mechanical design.
Previous experience presenting large and complex projects.
Knowledge of transmission and distribution construction.
Proven record of effectively supporting customers.
Serving on committees at the statewide level.
Knowledge of ANSI and OSHA regulations.
Knowledge of ANSI and OSHA regulations will be a plus.

Responsibilities

Performing engineering for the purchase and support of fleet vehicles and equipment.
Developing detailed specifications, problem solving, meeting with vendors, meeting with customers, and conducting field engineering meetings.
Writing specifications, performing bid analysis, failure analysis, and inspecting equipment.
Solving vehicle and equipment problems.
Developing specifications, drawings, calculations, and technical bulletins.
Performing vehicle and equipment design (hydraulic, electrical, and structural).
Conducting failure analysis, including component investigation, root cause analysis, and assessing impact to the fleet.
Providing safety oversight of vehicles and equipment in Georgia Power’s Fleet.
Conducting accident investigations, including discovery, analysis, documentation, and follow-up.
Representing Georgia Power Company on subcommittees as required.
Supporting projects with safety enhancements, productivity improvements, and equipment reliability.
Leading the modification committee.
Providing support for the planning, engineering, specification/design, delivery, modification, and maintenance of vehicles and mounted equipment.
Ensuring the long-term strategy of quality and reliability for vehicles and equipment.
Participating and leading Fleet Engineering in statewide initiatives, projects, and committees.
Actively participating with various Transmission and Distribution Committees as needed.