Support commissioning and start‑up activities for industrial capital projects of varying scale.
Learn and apply Air Products’ safety standards, high‑voltage safety practices, and commissioning procedures.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives, helping to implement standardized work processes and industry best practices.
Assist in training and mentoring activities within the Air Products Q‑EC (qualified electrical commissioning) and instrument technician competency programs.
Support planning and coordination of FATs, equipment acceptance testing, pre‑commissioning, energization, and functional testing activities alongside senior staff.

Minimum of 5 years (total) of high voltage electrical field, design, and engineering experience.
An Electrical Engineering degree is required.
Proven experience with electrical construction management, inspection, electrical acceptance testing, electrical commissioning & functional testing, and equipment energization
Familiar with instrument construction management, instrument acceptance testing (loop checking), instrument and controls commissioning, functional testing, and validation, and equipment energization
Proven record of success in safety, environmental, quality and employee involvement.
Strong dedication to employee involvement, leadership, team building and diversity.
Approximately 35-60% travel to active sites, projects, and equipment inspections/FATs.

Electrical/Instrumentation and Controls Engineer

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