Engineering Support Specialist

Senior Energy Specialist

The Senior Energy Specialist will assist manufacturing facilities in developing and implementing projects to optimize energy used by buildings, processes, machines, and equipment to minimize energy loss and reduce energy waste during production and non-production periods. The position will develop energy efficiency and conservation initiatives and monitor energy compliance. Will also assist the manufacturing engineering organization in developing energy efficient standards, initiatives, and specifications, so that new facilities, processes, machines, and equipment will use less energy than those they replace. This position will help support the 2030 carbon emissions reduction goal in supporting manufacturing plants and development of carbon neutrality roadmaps.

Assist the manufacturing engineering and global SPW Energy Domain organization to develop and deploy energy efficiency standards, initiatives, and specifications

Manage routine energy reports and regular monitoring of energy consumption and non-production curtailment results

Analyze plant energy KPI progress and communicate this information to plant, regional and global leadership

Support the implementation and maintenance of the plant's energy management system to meet ISO 50001 and SPW Energy Domain requirements

Provide energy training and conduct annual documentation reviews (e.g., energy reviews, SEU matrix, training matrix)

Conduct regular energy treasure hunts/energy workshops/energy business club meetings and follow up to ensure implementation and advise plant leadership of findings

Assist plants with developing and updating energy action plans

Lead the development of energy best practice projects to improve key performance metrics

Support the global energy organization in the review and analysis of energy best practices and innovation-based projects

Support new equipment programs at the concept stage to ensure that energy design specifications and standards are included

Assist plants with participation in energy programs (e.g., rebates, demand response, strategic energy management)

Assist plants with energy benchmarking exercises (e.g., plant level, regional, global)

Basic Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Minimum of five years of relevant energy experience in manufacturing and utilities such as compressed air systems, chillers, air handling units, and processes such as paint spray booths, paint ovens, parts washers, coolant pumping systems, etc.

Certified Energy Manager (CEM) professional certification

Competency in performing engineering analysis and calculations for all systems and processes that utilize electricity and natural gas.

A basic understanding of the utility and incentive process to help plants with collecting incentives and rebates for energy efficiency projects and initiatives

Effective written and verbal communication skills

Strong leadership, analytical and problem-solving skills

Proficient use of Microsoft Office suite and/or other software.

Preferred Qualifications

At least 8 years of energy management

Additional energy related professional certifications (e.g., Engineer in Training (EIT), Professional Engineer (PE), Certified Energy Auditor (CEA), Certified Measurements and Verification Professions (CMVP))