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Sargent & Lundy

Senior Substation Physical Designer 2 - Grid

Boise, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$85,679–$130,899 a yearFull-Time
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About this job

This position allows for a hybrid work schedule with a mix of work spent in office and working remote from home once our Boise, ID office opens. Until then, this would be a remote, work from home position.

Responsibilities

As a Substation Physical Designer, you will be working in a project team environment with engineers and other designers involved in high and extra high voltage substation design. Responsibilities will include the preparation of the following substation drawings:

  • Substation General Arrangement
  • Substation Electrical Equipment Plans
  • Substation Section Views (Elevations)
  • Substation Detailed Bill of Material
  • Substation Lightning Stroke Shielding Plan
  • Substation Grounding Plan
  • Substation Conduit, Electrical Connection and Grounding Details
  • Substation Below Grade Conduit/Raceway Plan
  • Control Building Equipment, Cable Tray, Lighting, Grounding Plans and Section Other

Responsibilities

Include, But Are Not Limited To

  • Interpreting and incorporating vendor information into design deliverables.
  • Performing walkdowns at client facilities.
  • Applying Client's standards related to the work.

Qualifications

We do not sponsor employees for work authorization in the U.S. for this position. Education/Experience

Requirements

  • A minimum of 12 years of substation physical design experience.
  • An Associate's Degree in Drafting, or a high school diploma and 2 or…

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