Unclassified - Cripple Creek, CO
posted about 2 months ago
The Electrical Graduate Engineer at Newmont is tasked with the critical responsibility of designing, maintaining, and optimizing electrical systems and equipment within a mining operation. This role is pivotal in ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical infrastructure, which directly supports production needs and contributes to continuous improvement initiatives. The Electrical Engineer will collaborate closely with various departments to implement and maintain electrical systems that align with the operational requirements of the mine. In this position, the Electrical Graduate Engineer will engage in several key activities. Firstly, they will be involved in Electrical System Design, where they will design, develop, and implement electrical systems and controls for mining equipment and infrastructure, ensuring compliance with safety standards and operational requirements. Maintenance and Troubleshooting will also be a significant part of the role, overseeing the maintenance of electrical systems, including high-voltage distribution, motor control centers, switchgear, and automation systems. The engineer will diagnose and resolve electrical issues to minimize downtime and ensure safety. Project Management is another critical aspect of this role, where the engineer will manage electrical engineering projects from concept through completion, including budgeting, scheduling, and resource allocation. They will ensure that projects are completed on time, within scope, and meet quality standards. Safety Compliance is paramount, as the engineer will ensure that all electrical work adheres to relevant safety regulations, industry standards, and company policies, conducting regular safety audits and risk assessments. Continuous Improvement is a key focus, with the engineer identifying opportunities to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and safety of electrical systems and processes. They will implement changes aimed at improving productivity and reducing operational costs. Documentation is also essential, as the engineer will maintain accurate records of electrical designs, maintenance activities, and compliance with safety and environmental regulations. Collaboration is vital in this role, as the engineer will work closely with operations, maintenance, and other engineering teams to support production goals and address electrical issues. They will also provide technical guidance and training to maintenance personnel. Finally, the engineer will stay updated on the latest technologies and innovations in electrical engineering, applying them to enhance mining operations.