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Com-Pac Filtration, Inc.
Electrical Controls Engineer
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Job Description Help for Job Description. Opens a new window. Electrical Controls Engineer for Com-Pac Filtration, Inc in Jacksonville, FL. Support electrical systems, control panels, controllers, and related components used in commercial recreational water systems, including pumping systems, filtration systems, fountain systems, water feature systems, and aquatic play structures. Coordinate electrical engineering activities for aquatic equipment projects from concept through production, installation support, testing, and final project completion, ensuring that assigned projects are completed within applicable technical specifications, budgetary parameters, and project schedules. Prepare and review electrical designs, wiring diagrams, control panel layouts, schematics, bills of materials, and technical specifications for water pumping systems, filtration systems, chemical pump skids, motor control panels, aquatic controls, valves, and related recreational water equipment. Perform engineering calculations to determine and verify electrical loads, motor-control requirements, circuit protection, component sizing, panel capacity, wiring specifications, and equipment standards for pumping, filtration, fountain, and water feature systems. Inspect completed electrical assemblies, control panels, and integrated pumping or filtration systems, and observe system operation to verify conformity with design specifications, equipment requirements, safety standards, and operational performance criteria. Investigate technical issues, customer concerns, or field performance problems involving electrical controls, pumps, valves, sensors, panels, or integrated aquatic systems; identify root causes and recommend corrective actions or design improvements. Compile engineering data and prepare technical reports, project documentation, test records, specifications, and design summaries concerning existing or proposed electrical systems and aquatic equipment projects.