Field Engineer

Summary

Join Eurofins Scientific as a Senior Field Engineer and conduct on-site field evaluations of electrical equipment for compliance with safety standards. You will perform construction and engineering reviews across various industries, requiring 100% domestic and international travel (primarily within the lower 48 states). Responsibilities include performing field evaluations, reviewing scopes of work, coordinating travel, communicating with clients, identifying code applicability, reviewing documentation, documenting findings, assessing compliance, issuing reports, submitting expenses, meeting billing goals, and developing client relationships. The position is fully remote but requires proximity to a major airport. A competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package are offered.

Requirements

• Electrical Engineering Bachelor’s Degree preferred and/or equivalent experience
• MUST have direct Field Engineering experience with a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) or Field Evaluation Body (FEB) using product safety standards
• Conversant with UL 508A, UL 61010-1, UL 73, NFPA 70, & NFPA 79
• Must have strong technical writing skills and experience with Microsoft Office Suite
• This position requires strong verbal and written communication skills and excellent interpersonal skills as the candidate will interact with customers on many different levels
• Must be able to work in elevated and/or confined spaces. Must be able to lift 30+ pounds
• This position requires a strong electrical background and understanding of electrical systems
• Must possess sound problem-solving skills
• Skillful ability to work independently
• Demonstrated ability working with diverse populations and communities
• Position is entirely remote. Must be near a major airport

Responsibilities

• Perform Field Evaluations under the Eurofins E&E North America/MET Labs Field Labeling program
• Review scope of work and identify all necessary items prior to arranging travel
• Responsible for coordinating all travel arrangements
• Communicate with client, AHJ, contractors, and other relevant parties
• Identify applicability of national codes and standards
• Review manuals, schematics, BOMs, site procedures, data sheets and more
• Document construction details and any non-conformances during the inspection
• Assess compliance to the relevant UL, NFPA, CSA, or ANSI standards
• Determine eligibility of equipment for labeling and issue all final reports
• Submit all expenses and necessary documentation for billing
• Meet or exceed minimum billing goals while meeting project deadlines
• Grow relationships with clients and promote our company and the various services we offer

Preferred Qualifications

• Though not required, experience with Hazardous Location and CSA standards is desired
• Experience as a Follow-Up Inspector is not relevant unless there is experience performing multiple UL 508A training seminars

Benefits

• Comprehensive medical coverage, dental, and vision options
• Life and disability insurance
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid vacation and holidays