Knowledge in common industrial communication protocols such as Modbus TCP/IP, IEC61850, and DNP 3.0.
Knowledge of configuration files using various manufactures such as SEL, GE, Siemens and Beckwith.
Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, as well as 5+ years as an electrical field service engineer in Automation.
Demonstrate ability to read and interpret plan sets and one-line diagrams.
Willing to travel up to 70% of the year.
Willing to attend in-house and out-side training.
Must demonstrate working knowledge with the use of various hand tools and mechanical adaptability.
The Field Service Automation Engineer will also be expected to demonstrate proficiency with computer skills using Oracle, MS Outlook, Power DB, Word & Excel.
Demonstrate knowledge of basic electrical theory and control circuits i.e.: Ohm's Law; Advanced AC and DC theory; contactor and circuit breaker schematics.
Specific knowledge of the following: ANSI IEEE device function numbers; ampacities of electrical conductors in switchgear applications; electrical air and surface creepage clearance requirements.
Demonstrate knowledge of basic distribution protective relay testing, hi-pot testing, and breaker function testing. i.e.: testing of over-current and motor protection relays with current injection.
Exhibit working knowledge of advanced electrical industry manufacturing standards & electrical systems, working knowledge of both factory testing standards and NETA MTS & ATS standards.
Knowledge in SCADA systems using WonderWare InTouch, Allen Bradley Factory Talk, Copa-Data Zenon, Siemens WinCC, and/or SEL RTAC HMI
Working knowledge with using the following test equipment: Multi-meter and relay test set.
Specific standards include sections of ANSI IEEE C37 applicable to the design and manufacture of breakers and switchgear.