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Lead Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer

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The Weir Group PLC

Aug 27, 2024

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    Full-time
    Expert Level
  • Software Engineering
    Engineering
  • Madrid
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AI generated summary

  • You need a degree in Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering or related field, extensive E&I experience, preferably in mining, and design engineering knowledge in capital projects.
  • You will lead EIC disciplines in projects, manage budgets and schedules, specify equipment, define control systems, support consultations, and ensure safety and compliance.

Requirements

  • - Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering, Automation Engineering, or related discipline with extensive experience as a Design, Service, or Maintenance E&I or Automation Engineer.
  • - Preferred experience in the Mining Industry, particularly in the design, operation, or maintenance of mineral processing and/or extractive metallurgy plants; candidates from other industries are also considered.
  • - Advantageous experience in design engineering within Industrial Facilities Capital Projects Development and beneficial prior experience in control systems architecture, process control software development, and advanced process control strategies.
  • - Excellent English language skills required; additional language skills are advantageous.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage Electrical, Instrumentation, and Control (EIC) disciplines for capital projects, including scope, cost, design, schedule, vendor coordination, installation, and commissioning.
  • Provide Automation and Process Control expertise, enhancing Weir Minerals’ Synertrex platform and acting as Synertrex Champion.
  • Serve as discipline lead engineer in international projects, managing budget, quality, and schedule for EIC disciplines.
  • Select and specify equipment for electrical infrastructure and field instrumentation, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Define control philosophies, SCADA configuration, and control functional specifications.
  • Represent WME in customer inquiries related to EIC engineering and lead contractors and suppliers.
  • Support project managers in customer/vendor meetings, risk analysis, HAZOP meetings, and ensure health, safety, and IP policy adherence.

FAQs

What is the job title for this position?

The job title is Lead Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer.

Where is the location for this role?

The location is onsite with a hybrid option in Madrid, Spain.

What are the main responsibilities of the Lead Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer?

The main responsibilities include leading and managing Electrical, Instrumentation, and Control (EIC) disciplines for capital projects, providing expertise in automation and process control, serving as the discipline lead engineer, specifying equipment, defining control philosophies, and representing the company in customer inquiries.

What qualifications are required for this position?

A Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering, Automation Engineering, or a related discipline is required, along with extensive experience as a Design, Service, or Maintenance Engineer.

Is experience in the Mining Industry preferred for this role?

Yes, experience in the Mining Industry, particularly in the design and operation of mineral processing plants is preferred, but candidates from other industries will also be considered.

What languages are required for this position?

Excellent English language skills are required, and additional language skills are considered advantageous.

What core competencies are important for this role?

Proficiency in design and processing software, strong teamwork and communication skills, a high level of personal integrity, and a commitment to continuous improvement are important core competencies.

Is traveling required for this position?

Yes, there is a willingness to travel as part of the role.

What is the main purpose of this role?

The primary purpose is to provide expertise and technical leadership in Electrical, Instrumentation, and Control engineering throughout the various phases of design for Mineral Processing Plants.

Does Weir promote an inclusive and diverse workplace?

Yes, Weir is committed to an inclusive and diverse workplace and is an equal opportunity employer.

We work with our customers to solve their toughest operating challenges safely, efficiently and sustainably.

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Mission & Purpose

As one of the world’s leading engineering businesses we work in partnership with our customers to solve their toughest operating challenges safely, efficiently and sustainably. We provide original equipment and aftermarket services to mining and infrastructure markets, supporting the essential resources needed by a growing world.