Job Details

What you will do

You will be part of the manufacturing engineering department at Silent-Aire, focusing on electrical design and detailing for construction drawing production.

How you will do it

• Analyze, design, and produce layouts to create construction details that meet performance objectives and adhere to a high standard of form, fit, function, appearance, and quality.

• Ensure part details are correct for the electrical technology used.

• Develop product and part designs that work with production capabilities to ensure designs are completed in such a way that they can be fabricated.

• Develop computer-generated 3D models for parts and assemblies and prepare fabrication drawings with dimensions and tolerances using Autodesk Inventor based upon unit layouts provided by the mechanical design team.

• Evaluate completed construction packages and approve designs/drawings.

• Ensure the designs and drawings are in accordance with established standards and procedures.

• Create and coordinate drawing revisions with the document coordinator ensuring accuracy and clarity of the change and effect on various departments.

• Ensure proper drawings, quantities, and Bill of Materials (BOM) are being passed to Document Control for issuing to production.

• Working knowledge of electrical codes, standards, and industry practices with demonstrated ability to select and place products within industrial equipment conforming to the customer’s application and jurisdiction

• Collaboration and coordination with production team for feedback/improvement opportunities of electrical design through change management procedures.

What we look for

Required:

• Electrical Engineering Technologist degree or similar training/experience

• 2+ years of experience supporting industrial equipment products and assemblies in a fast-paced environment

• 2+ years of work experience in 3D environment – including some proficiency in Autodesk Inventor and/or AutoCAD

• The ability to self-manage assigned technical activities including prioritization of work and rapid response to critical issues

• Familiarity with Canadian Electric Code (CEC) or National Electrical Code (NEC) Compliant Design Solution standards

• Ability to develop accurate manufacturing specs in a timely manner under tight deadlines

• Excellent planning and organizational skill

• High level of personal integrity and a strong work ethic

Preferred:

• Experience in HVAC or industrial equipment design applications

• A good understanding of basic manufacturing concepts (specifically related to electrical)

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