Job Overview: A project engineer works with other MEPF engineers to design building electrical, fire alarm, and low voltage systems. Responsibilities and Duties System Design/Calculations Electric service load calculations Voltage drop calculations Short circuit calculations Lighting calculations COMcheck energy calculations Single line diagrams and risers

System Design/Drafting Utilizes Revit 3D drafting software to layout receptacles, panelboards, equipment, lighting/control, and fire alarm devices Produces drawing sets Selects equipment, such as distribution boards and panelboards, light fixtures, lighting control systems, and fire alarm systems. Gains understanding of different electrical system design (medium voltage applications, service entrance, grounding and lightning protection systems, etc.) Learns outline and book specifications

Life Safety Researches code on required life safety and standby loads, fire alarm system requirements Researches fire alarm system types and components required for each occupancy group Performs emergency power generator load calculations Researches fuel type, acoustical enclosure, and space requirement for generators Sizes and selects automatic and manual transfer switches and associated components Creates emergency power single line diagram and tie-ins.

Construction Administration Reviews submittals and RFIs Attends construction meetings as required Able to provide thoroughly researched and technically correct responses to RFIs and answer questions from the design and constructions teams

Sustainability Gains familiarity with various certifications (LEED, etc.) Completes LEED documentation Participates in sustainability meetings Considers energy impact when implementing designs

Design Coordination Collaborates with fellow Altieri engineers of all MEPF trades to progress project design Collaborates with clients and contractors Able to identify and resolve conflicts Considers constructability and maintenance requirements of designs Able to determine next steps in design process and obtain necessary information with limited guidance from supervisors Able to determine next steps in the design process and obtain necessary information with limited guidance from supervisor(s).

Client Interface Is an active participant in client meetings Responsive to client requests to provide designs within the contract agreement

Code/References Uses international and local building codes to inform design and calculations Uses energy codes to inform design and calculations References NEC and NFPA to inform design and calculations

Project Management (if applicable) Client Interface – primary point of contact Coordination – manages MEPF trades Financials – manages budget schedules and billing, prepares add services Construction / CA – oversees construction process of project

Team Engagement Provides technical design guidance to entry level engineers and interns

Additional tasks as requested. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in electrical or architectural engineering, or similar field 4-5 years of experience EIT certification or PE license preferred Ability to communicate their technical knowledge A team player. Proven ability to work collaboratively both internally and externally to accomplish goals. Motivated to continue with their career development Takes pride in their work and is committed to providing quality work Willing to ask questions, and learns from feedback given to them