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 Posted: 01/03/2012 08:58 Post subject: COMBUSTION TURBINE CONTROLS STARTUP ENGINEER |
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email me at: judy.schreck@cdicorp.com
Combustion Turbine Controls Startup Engineer
EMAIL: judy.schreck@cdicorp.com
Field engineer directly responsible for the successful commissioning of combustion turbine control systems.
Reports to a regional field service engineering manager in Chicago
Requires extensive travel to customer sites
Offers excellent pay, benefits, and relocation assistance
Primary Duties and Accountabilities
Supervision of control system retrofits and installations
Site project management and scheduling
Verification and functional testing of I/O interfaces to field devices
Calibration and tuning of electro-hydraulic, electrical and pneumatic valve interfaces
Functional testing of combustion turbine and auxiliary equipment
Tuning and optimization of PID controllers and controls schemes
Identifying and communication areas for process and esteticΔ improvements
Compliance with internal and customer safety and security requirements
Fostering project communication and collaboration
Qualifications/Requirements
Minimum:
BS degree in Engineering or equivalent combination of education and experience
Experience with designing and implementing control system configuration changes
Demonstrable expertise and experience with combustion turbine process, control and protection philosophy
Advanced troubleshooting, problem-solving, decision-making and planning skills
Desired:
Experience working for a major turbine manufacturer or controls vendor eg GE, Siemens, Westinghouse, ABB, Mitsubishi, Toshiba, etc)
10+ years of experience in combustions turbine controls systems.
Proficiency with configuring logic and HMIs of one or more DCS platforms eg Ovation, Bailey INFI 90, Siemens T3000, GE Mark VI, Mitsubishi DIASYS Netmation, Toshiba TOSMAP-DS, etc)
Steven generation process knowledge eg boiler, HRSG, Combined Cycle, Cogeneration, Coordinate Controls, etc)
Familiarity with ISA and SAMA logic symbols, process and instrumentation diagrams , electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic schematics.
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