Leads planning for electrical distribution and power-generation infrastructure across military facilities. Uses sustainment management systems to assess assets, develop lifecycle maintenance schedules, integrate energy resilience goals, conduct inventories and inspections, maintain infrastructure records, and coordinate utility projects with stakeholders and other engineering disciplines.
OverviewTactica Solutions is searching for an Electrical Engineer to lead planning for installation electrical infrastructure. This role supports safe, resilient, and sustainable power systems through accurate asset data and coordinated lifecycle planning.
- Lead the electrical distribution and power-generation components of the Utilities AMP using Utilities Sustainment Management System (SMS) data.
- Assess electrical systems within facilities through BUILDER SMS and develop lifecycle maintenance and replacement schedules.
- Integte Installation Energy Plan (IEP) goals into the AMP process and prioritize survivable power, backup-power capabilities, and energy resilience.
- Align electrical infrastructure planning with mechanical and civil AMPs to support coordinated utility-corridor management and project execution.
- Conduct required physical inventories and compliance inspections of leased and federally owned facilities, including plants, systems, installed equipment, occupants, and facility footprints.
- Maintain accurate Sustainment Management System records and collaborate across flights to coordinate utility infrastructure projects and stakeholder engagement.
- Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or an equivalent field from an institution accredited in the United States.
- At least 3 years of military facility/infrastructure experience.
- At least 5 years of electrical engineering experience.
- Satisfactory outcome of a background investigation for Tier 1 access is required.
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