Electrical Maintenance Engineer

1w1 week ago

The Ohio State University

US · Full-time · $75,700 – $98,900

About this role

The Electrical Maintenance Engineer oversees contractor performance and ensures compliance with service and preventive maintenance agreements for generators, electrical systems, ATS units, storage tanks, and related infrastructure. This role coordinates inspections, testing, and advanced troubleshooting. It supports reliable campus electrical systems at The Ohio State University.

Day-to-day duties include performing in-depth asset reviews, analyzing oil, fuel, and coolant reports, and recommending corrective actions based on findings. Manage documentation for underground storage tanks and master meter systems. Collaborate with vendors like ENGIE, FOD Central Maintenance, FOS Zones, and OSU Design and Construction to route repair work appropriately.

This position works within Facilities Operations and Development (FOD), responsible for safe, efficient, and sustainable campus operations. FOD fosters a collaborative culture centered on service excellence and technical expertise. Employees benefit from positive work/life balance and flexible scheduling options.

Ohio State offers comprehensive benefits supporting well-being and professional growth, including healthcare, retirement options, paid time off, tuition assistance, and wellness programs. Staff gain stability, resources, and career development at a leading public research university. Schedule is typically 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with adjustments possible.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Knowledge of generators, electrical systems, ATS units, and storage tanks maintenance
Experience coordinating inspections including load bank testing, vibration analysis, arc flash, and thermal imaging
Ability to analyze oil, fuel, and coolant reports for asset reviews
Familiarity with managing underground storage tanks and master meter documentation
Understanding of NFPA 70B and PUCO audit compliance requirements
Skills in advanced electrical troubleshooting

Responsibilities

Oversee contractor performance and ensure compliance with service and preventive maintenance agreements for generators, electrical systems, ATS units, storage tanks, and related infrastructure
Coordinate required inspections and testing including generator load bank testing, ATS testing, vibration analysis, arc flash, and thermal imaging
Perform in-depth asset reviews, analyze oil, fuel, and coolant reports, and recommend corrective actions based on findings
Manage documentation for underground storage tanks and master meter systems
Collaborate with vendors and partners such as ENGIE, FOD Central Maintenance, FOS Zones, and OSU Design and Construction
Route repair work appropriately
Maintain compliance with NFPA 70B and PUCO audit requirements
Perform advanced electrical troubleshooting as needed