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Jobcode: 692729
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INSTRUMENT/ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR I am looking for an Instrument Electrical Supervisor for a Minerals Processing plant.Position Summary: This position has direct supervision of the DCS technicians, electrical engineer, I/E foreman and I/E planner, as well as indirect/managerial responsibility for the power distribution group and instrument/electrical maintenance. Responsibilities include providing expertise in design, maintenance and implementation of advanced process control projects in the Process Control/DCS area. Trains and develops subordinate technicians to continually improve department productivity. Conceptualizes and implements innovations in the systems and tools to meet needs and increase department effectiveness. Supervises planning and design of plant modifications to guarantee continuous operation and efficient production. Evaluates designs and modifications, determines feasibility, recommends and implements process engineering projects for plant improvements.Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering required.Ten years experience in engineering disciplines preferred.Prior experience in chemical plant industrial environment required.Knowledge of safety requirements in refining operations is essential.Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills are essential.Supervisory skills and people management ability are required.Ability to develop and maintain effective working relationships with personnel at all levels of the organization is information: This company is an international industrial company, active in chemicals & plastics, with a strong focus on new sustainable Information: The plant is located in a rural setting with miles of hiking, biking, fishing, golfing, sightseeing, hunting, getting away from it all. Great outdoors.If you are interested in this position, please send your resume and I will contact you. My procedure when working with anyone on a position is to go through the following steps. You send your resume. The resume does not get sent anywhere without permission. Where a match occurs, I will identify the company, location and all I can about the company, plant and the opportunity and let that person decide if this fits for them. This gives them a chance to mull it over, consult with family and decide interest. If, at that time they are interested, I then submit their resume. That is my procedure. Ted Nelson 913 236 9433