Lead Generator Engineer
Job Summary
The Lead ITR Services Generator Engineer ensures long-term generator reliability throughout the Inquiry-to-Remittance (ITR) cycle. This role involves providing technical support for outages, repairs, and upgrades while leading problem-solving sessions. The engineer serves as a technical expert to customers and cross-functional teams to optimize generator performance and safety.
Responsibilities
- Manage ITR generator services and reliability
- Lead technical engineering tasks during outages
- Develop inspection plans and work instructions
- Execute Root Cause Analyses (RCA) and CAPA
- Provide technical support for repairs and upgrades
Required Skills
- Electrical Engineering degree
- Generator maintenance and repair expertise
- Stator and rotor rewinding knowledge
- Problem-solving and lean methodology
- Technical documentation and proposal writing
Job Details
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain comprehensive engineering documentation, including detailed Test & Inspection Plans, Outage Optimization recommendations, and Work Instructions.
- Plan and lead all engineering tasks and activities during project execution, ensuring alignment with timelines and objectives.
- Provide engineering direction to customers and repair service centers to ensure safety, quality, and effectiveness.
- Resolve Non-Conformance (NCR) issues and implement engineering solutions with minimal disruption to operations.
- Respond to Engineering Requests (ER) promptly and effectively.
- Deliver projects with a sense of urgency, maintaining strict adherence to cost and quality standards.
- Lead and participate in Root Cause Analyses (RCAs) and drive CAPA implementation.
- Prepare detailed technical proposals and scope definitions for generator upgrades and repairs during the tendering process.
- Support generator New Product Introduction (NPI) development programs.
- Provide strategic recommendations for the development and continuous improvement of generator maintenance and repair procedures.
- Support initiatives aimed at cost reduction, cycle reduction, and product quality enhancement.
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date generator unit records and configuration data.
Required Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Engineering, or Physics.
- 5+ years of experience in generator manufacturing, repair, and overhaul processes.
- Understanding of stator and rotor rewinding activities and associated measurement techniques.
- Knowledge of synchronous generator design, construction, and insulation technologies.