What You'll Do:

• • Drive safety everyday through leadership and direction to achieve Nutrien’s safety vision “Home Safe Everyday”
  • Develop, implement, and manage core I&E Reliability programs at site, including:
    • Control Systems, Instrument, and Electrical Integrity
    • Safety Instrumented Systems
    • Condition Monitoring
    • PM/PdM programs and optimization
    • Bad Actor Identification and Elimination
    • Root Cause Analysis
    • Spare parts strategies
    • Critical Asset Identification
    • End-of-Life evaluation and replacement strategies
    • QA/QC
  • Management of Cybersecurity programs for Control Systems
  • Work cross functionally with all work groups and disciplines to identify and resolve short- and long-term continuous improvement opportunities and vulnerabilities at site.
  • Support PHA and SILD (Safety Integrity Level Determination) studies at site.
  • Participate on Corporate SIS and Electrical Site Stakeholder Teams (SSTs)
  • Lead efforts to perform gap analysis and implement of best practices developed by the Nutrien Engineering and Technology Center (ETC)
  • Ensure the timely completion of assigned PSM action items (ETQ) assigned to yourself and direct reports.
  • Perform technical review of MOC’s to assure compliance with industry best practices and PSM requirements.
  • Review and approve capital project packages and equipment specifications to ensure incorporation of site and PSM best practices.
  • Support scope development for outages and TARs.
  • Support various site audits.
  • Review I&E equipment repair plans and associated procedures/recommendations developed by planning and direct reports.
  • Work with department manager to develop yearly budgets.
  • Identify opportunities for capital expenditure on I&E assets (end of life, upgrades, bad actors, etc.)
  • Work with HR and training departments to identify developmental and training opportunities for direct reports and peers.
  • Able to coach and mentor peers on Instrument and electrical codes and leading practices.

What You'll Bring:

• B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering or Control Systems Engineering is preferred.  Other degrees may be considered with relevant experience.
• Minimum of 5+ years engineering experience in the chemical manufacturing process or related industry experience is preferred.
• Experience with DCS, SIS, BPCS, Instrument Control, and Valves preferred.
• Experience with Motors, Transformers, Breakers, Switch Gear, Ark Flash preferred.
• Familiarity with relevant industry standards, including, but not limited to: NFPA 70, NFPA 70B, NFPA 70E, ANSI/NETA MTS, and ANSI S84 is preferred.
• Familiarity with interpreting and developing electrical, instrument, and control systems drawings.
• Familiarity with a variety of root cause analysis methodologies such as Apollo, 5-Why, Taproot, etc. is preferred.
• Strong Leadership, Communication, and People skills.
• High desire to support continuous improvement initiatives.
• Desire and temperament to coach and develop subordinates.
• Motivated, self-sufficient, and possess the ability to multitask and prioritize work for themselves and subordinates.
• Strong technical background and the ability to write and communicate technically to others inside and outside the department.
• Advanced computer skills as it related to data manipulation in spreadsheets, generating reports, navigation of CMMS programs, Microsoft Office Suite, and other various software packages used routinely by I&E Engineers and Technicians
• Ability to work extended hours including outages and turnarounds.
• A commitment to Safety and Environmental leading practices and culture.