What are the responsibilities and job description for the Site Electrical Energy & Utilities Engineer position at Climeaction?
About The Role
The Site Electrical Energy Utilities Engineerwill play a key role in optimizing electrical systems, improving energy performance, and supporting the reliable operation of site utilities at a complex industrial facility. This role will help drive continuous improvement initiatives, lead energy-efficiency projects, and provide technical support to improve facility performance, reliability, and operational efficiency.
Assessments, Data Analysis Reporting
Conduct system assessments and identify engineering and operational improvement opportunities across electrical and utility systems.
Develop energy baselines, trend system performance, and quantify savings using utility data, metering, submetering, and site monitoring systems.
Track and report key performance indicators (KPIs), project progress, and measured impacts to site stakeholders.
Project Delivery
Lead small to mid-sized energy and utility optimization projects from concept through implementation.
Support project scoping, technical review, vendor coordination, commissioning, startup, and performance verification.
Provide engineering support for electrical and utility-related upgrades intended to improve site energy performance, system efficiency, and operational reliability.
Energy Management Incentives
Support a structured, ISO 50001-style approach to energy management, including planning, tracking, governance, and continuous improvement.
Identify and help pursue utility rebates and incentive opportunities to support project implementation.
Stakeholder Engagement
Partner closely with facility operations, maintenance, engineering, and EHS/sustainability teams, as well as external vendors and contractors.
Coordinate with Climeaction’s technical experts to deliver program goals and maintain alignment with the client’s operational and energy priorities.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
3–7 years of relevant experience in industrial or manufacturing environments, including some combination of:
Strong communication and collaboration skills for working with diverse site stakeholders.
Preferred Skills
5 years of experience with industrial or manufacturing energy systems.
Experience with electrical infrastructure in operating industrial facilities.
Experience with ISO 50001 or other structured energy management programs.
Experience working with utility incentive and rebate programs.
Strong technical writing, project coordination, and stakeholder management skills.
The Site Electrical Energy Utilities Engineerwill play a key role in optimizing electrical systems, improving energy performance, and supporting the reliable operation of site utilities at a complex industrial facility. This role will help drive continuous improvement initiatives, lead energy-efficiency projects, and provide technical support to improve facility performance, reliability, and operational efficiency.
Assessments, Data Analysis Reporting
Conduct system assessments and identify engineering and operational improvement opportunities across electrical and utility systems.
Develop energy baselines, trend system performance, and quantify savings using utility data, metering, submetering, and site monitoring systems.
Track and report key performance indicators (KPIs), project progress, and measured impacts to site stakeholders.
Project Delivery
Lead small to mid-sized energy and utility optimization projects from concept through implementation.
Support project scoping, technical review, vendor coordination, commissioning, startup, and performance verification.
Provide engineering support for electrical and utility-related upgrades intended to improve site energy performance, system efficiency, and operational reliability.
Energy Management Incentives
Support a structured, ISO 50001-style approach to energy management, including planning, tracking, governance, and continuous improvement.
Identify and help pursue utility rebates and incentive opportunities to support project implementation.
Stakeholder Engagement
Partner closely with facility operations, maintenance, engineering, and EHS/sustainability teams, as well as external vendors and contractors.
Coordinate with Climeaction’s technical experts to deliver program goals and maintain alignment with the client’s operational and energy priorities.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
3–7 years of relevant experience in industrial or manufacturing environments, including some combination of:
- Electrical distribution systems (medium voltage / low voltage), power monitoring, and metering systems
- Industrial utility systems such as HVAC, chillers, boilers/steam, and compressed air
- Energy performance analysis, measurement and verification, and utility data analysis
- Managing small energy or infrastructure projects through implementation
Strong communication and collaboration skills for working with diverse site stakeholders.
Preferred Skills
5 years of experience with industrial or manufacturing energy systems.
Experience with electrical infrastructure in operating industrial facilities.
Experience with ISO 50001 or other structured energy management programs.
Experience working with utility incentive and rebate programs.
Strong technical writing, project coordination, and stakeholder management skills.
Salary : $90,000 - $115,000