Con Edison
Engineer - Central Engineering, Steam Plant Reliability Engineering (Metallurgis
Con Edison, New York, New York, us, 10261
Engineer - Central Engineering, Steam Plant Reliability Engineering (Metallurgist) – Con Edison
Base Pay Range $100,000.00/yr – $135,000.00/yr
Overview The Steam and Gas Engineering Department of Central Engineering is seeking motivated and detail-oriented professionals to join its Steam Plant Reliability Engineering Section. Candidates should be organized, technically sound, and capable of managing multiple assignments while upholding high standards in safety, environmental compliance, and technical excellence. Responsibilities include failure and root cause analysis, metallurgy consulting, inspection program development, and welding support. Familiarity with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel and Power Piping Codes is required, along with experience in power plant equipment and piping systems. Ideal candidates will demonstrate strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate across teams and external partners.
Core Responsibilities
Develop and manage condition assessment inspection projects, including evaluation of component history, development of inspection (NDE) project scopes and specifications, bid preparation and evaluation, and review of results.
Provide technical support and guidance to Operations, Maintenance, and Construction personnel, as well as direct field support in response to failures and emergencies, especially welding support to review and approve procedures and qualifications.
Make technical and economical evaluations to determine the best inspection and repair courses of action to support System and Gas Engineering counterparts and Steam Production Operations.
Investigate and develop responses/solutions to Generating Station engineering service requests (ESR); perform cost benefit analysis for proposed solutions.
Prepare sketches required to modify systems and equipment, and support implementation by Company forces.
Assist in the preparation of operating, maintenance, and test/inspection requirements for Generating Stations equipment.
Conceive, plan, design, and evaluate solutions or alternatives for new refurbishment projects, including technical and economic evaluations, specification preparation, feasibility studies, and long‑term planning.
Present project details to inform and guide Central Engineering, various internal customers, and all levels of management.
Provide other technical assistance as required.
Qualifications Required Education/Experience
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering and 4 years of applicable engineering work experience.
Master’s Degree in Engineering and 2 years of applicable engineering work experience.
Relevant Work Experience
Thorough understanding of plant design, construction, operations, maintenance, and analysis in the utility or oil & gas industry.
Ability to write specifications and standards and coordinate engineering projects and assignments.
Knowledgeable in welding requirements to review and approve procedures and qualifications.
Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, Projects) and ability to learn other company software systems.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills and strong interpersonal skills to interact with personnel at all levels.
Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with ability to manage multiple projects and sub‑projects concurrently.
Availability for emergency work 24/7 as required by system conditions.
Preferred supervisory experience of professional and union employees.
Preferred hands‑on experience in operations and maintenance of rotating equipment.
Licenses and Certifications
Driving License Required.
CWI Certified Welding Inspector Preferred.
Physical Demands
Respond to system emergencies.
Work in all weather conditions, including excessive heat or cold.
Perform heavy manual labor, push, pull, and lift up to 50 lbs.
Work in adverse conditions: noise, confined spaces, high elevations.
Climb ladders and stairs.
Wear necessary personal protective equipment (PPE).
Travel to company locations for storm restoration and heat contingencies.
Additional Physical Demands
Assigned to System Emergency Assignment; expected to work non‑business hours during emergencies, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Work in a generating plant environment.
Seniority Level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type
Other
Job Function
Engineering and Information Technology
Industries
Utilities
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Base Pay Range $100,000.00/yr – $135,000.00/yr
Overview The Steam and Gas Engineering Department of Central Engineering is seeking motivated and detail-oriented professionals to join its Steam Plant Reliability Engineering Section. Candidates should be organized, technically sound, and capable of managing multiple assignments while upholding high standards in safety, environmental compliance, and technical excellence. Responsibilities include failure and root cause analysis, metallurgy consulting, inspection program development, and welding support. Familiarity with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel and Power Piping Codes is required, along with experience in power plant equipment and piping systems. Ideal candidates will demonstrate strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate across teams and external partners.
Core Responsibilities
Develop and manage condition assessment inspection projects, including evaluation of component history, development of inspection (NDE) project scopes and specifications, bid preparation and evaluation, and review of results.
Provide technical support and guidance to Operations, Maintenance, and Construction personnel, as well as direct field support in response to failures and emergencies, especially welding support to review and approve procedures and qualifications.
Make technical and economical evaluations to determine the best inspection and repair courses of action to support System and Gas Engineering counterparts and Steam Production Operations.
Investigate and develop responses/solutions to Generating Station engineering service requests (ESR); perform cost benefit analysis for proposed solutions.
Prepare sketches required to modify systems and equipment, and support implementation by Company forces.
Assist in the preparation of operating, maintenance, and test/inspection requirements for Generating Stations equipment.
Conceive, plan, design, and evaluate solutions or alternatives for new refurbishment projects, including technical and economic evaluations, specification preparation, feasibility studies, and long‑term planning.
Present project details to inform and guide Central Engineering, various internal customers, and all levels of management.
Provide other technical assistance as required.
Qualifications Required Education/Experience
Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering and 4 years of applicable engineering work experience.
Master’s Degree in Engineering and 2 years of applicable engineering work experience.
Relevant Work Experience
Thorough understanding of plant design, construction, operations, maintenance, and analysis in the utility or oil & gas industry.
Ability to write specifications and standards and coordinate engineering projects and assignments.
Knowledgeable in welding requirements to review and approve procedures and qualifications.
Computer proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, Projects) and ability to learn other company software systems.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills and strong interpersonal skills to interact with personnel at all levels.
Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with ability to manage multiple projects and sub‑projects concurrently.
Availability for emergency work 24/7 as required by system conditions.
Preferred supervisory experience of professional and union employees.
Preferred hands‑on experience in operations and maintenance of rotating equipment.
Licenses and Certifications
Driving License Required.
CWI Certified Welding Inspector Preferred.
Physical Demands
Respond to system emergencies.
Work in all weather conditions, including excessive heat or cold.
Perform heavy manual labor, push, pull, and lift up to 50 lbs.
Work in adverse conditions: noise, confined spaces, high elevations.
Climb ladders and stairs.
Wear necessary personal protective equipment (PPE).
Travel to company locations for storm restoration and heat contingencies.
Additional Physical Demands
Assigned to System Emergency Assignment; expected to work non‑business hours during emergencies, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Work in a generating plant environment.
Seniority Level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type
Other
Job Function
Engineering and Information Technology
Industries
Utilities
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