Meridian services group is hiring an Electrical Planner to support our client in North Dakota. This position offers $80.00-$90.00 per hour, $840.00 a week per diem, and access to company benefits!

Position Summary: This role is responsible for planning and coordinating input activities for electrical craft maintenance in midstream groups, mostly focused on the Plant maintenance group.

Duties/Responsibilities
� Develop maintenance task list and work packs for electrical corrective and preventative maintenance as well as modification project work. (job steps, work permit requirements, materials, equipment, resources, estimated costs).
� Build task lists in SAP for Electrical and instrumentation preventive work based on maintenance strategies and work instructions from Reliability Engineering.
� Update and continuously improve library of standard task lists and work packs.
� Engage contractor community to develop and continuously improve work plans.
� Ensure job plans are accurate and lead to efficient work execution by partnering with Electrical Craft Logistics Specialist
� Audit work execution and work history to make improvements to future job planning.
� Complete After Job Reviews of Electrical PMs and Electrical corrective work.
� Update and build electrical equipment BOMs
� Scope work when needed on Corrective Electrical Maintenance and Overhaul Projects.

Experience/Skills
� Electrical maintenance experience required
� Planning experience preferred
� Knowledge of LEAN principles and tools
� Strong written and verbal communications skills
� Strong analytical and technical skills with attention to detail and process improvements
� Proficient computer skills (Microsoft, SAP. Excell )
� Ability to work effectively with minimum supervision in a diverse, multidiscipline team environment
� Must be able to interrogate rotating equipment control systems to assist with fault diagnosis
� Experience with the interpretation of technical operating manuals, drawing, catalogues, and reports to assist with fault identification and proactive management of fault rectification