Facility Engineer

Facility EngineerBosch Home Comfort is seeking a highly skilled Facility Engineer with a strong background in electrical engineering to serve as the Location Electrical Safety (LO-ES) Responsible. In this critical role, you will be the primary authority and owner for all electrical safety matters across the manufacturing plant. You will ensure full compliance with Bosch Central Directive 03905, OSHA regulations, NFPA 70E, and all applicable local, state, and federal electrical codes while maintaining a safe, reliable, and efficient electrical infrastructure that supports high-volume manufacturing operations.As the LO-ES, you will act as the single point of contact and decision-maker for electrical safety risk assessments, permitting processes, lockout/tagout (LOTO) programs, arc flash studies, and electrical work practices. You will drive a strong electrical safety culture and partner closely with maintenance, production, engineering, and EHS teams.Key ResponsibilitiesServe as the designated Location Electrical Safety Responsible (LO-ES) for the Bosch Home Comfort manufacturing facilityOwn and continuously improve the plant's electrical safety program in alignment with Bosch global LO-ES requirements and standardsLead electrical risk assessments, job safety analyses (JSAs), and approval of electrical work permitsEnsure strict adherence to NFPA 70E (Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace), OSHA 1910 Subpart S, and Bosch internal electrical safety directives to include CD03905 and N56AManage arc flash hazard analysis, labeling, and mitigation strategiesOversee the plant's Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) program specifically for electrical energy sourcesConduct regular electrical safety audits, inspections, and field observations; drive corrective actions to closureAct as the primary interface with external electrical inspectors, authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ), and Bosch global safety auditorsFacility Engineering & Electrical InfrastructureProvide technical expertise and engineering support for the design, installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of all electrical systems in the facility (power distribution, lighting, controls, backup power, etc.)Lead or support electrical projects, including upgrades, expansions, and equipment installationsDevelop and maintain single-line diagrams, electrical drawings, and equipment documentationCollaborate with maintenance teams to establish and optimize preventive and predictive maintenance programs for electrical equipmentTroubleshoot complex electrical issues to minimize downtime and ensure production continuitySpecify and select electrical equipment, components, and contractors in compliance with safety and quality standardsCompliance, Training & CultureDevelop and deliver electrical safety training programs for electricians, technicians, and other qualified personnelMaintain and update all required electrical safety documentation, procedures, and recordsPromote a proactive safety culture through coaching, mentoring, and visible leadership in the fieldParticipate in incident investigations involving electrical hazards and implement preventive measuresStay current with evolving electrical codes, standards, and best practicesYour ProfileBachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering (required) from an accredited university (Master's degree or PE license preferred)Minimum 5+ years of relevant experience in electrical engineering and/or facility engineering within a manufacturing environmentProven experience in electrical safety program ownership or leadership (NFPA 70E, arc flash, LOTO, electrical permitting systems)Strong background in industrial power distribution systems (480V and below preferred; medium voltage experience a plus)Experience in a high-volume manufacturing plant (automotive, appliance, or similar industry preferred)Technical & Safety KnowledgeDeep expertise in NFPA 70E, OSHA electrical standards, National Electrical Code (NEC/NFPA 70), and arc flash calculations (IEEE 1584)Working knowledge of electrical safety programs, qualified electrical worker requirements, and training standardsProficiency with electrical design software, AutoCAD, SKM PowerTools, or ETAP (preferred)Familiarity with Bosch production systems, lean manufacturing, and continuous improvement tools is a plusSkills & CompetenciesStrong leadership and decision-making skills, especially in high-risk electrical safety situationsExcellent problem-solving and analytical abilitiesEffective communication and training skills – able to explain complex electrical concepts clearlyAbility to work independently as well as collaboratively in a cross-functional team environmentHigh attention to detail and strong organizational skillsCommitment to safety as the top priorityAdditional RequirementsMust be able to obtain and maintain Qualified Electrical Worker status per NFPA 70EWillingness to work flexible hours and respond to off-shift emergencies when neededAbility to climb ladders, enter tight spaces, and work in industrial environmentsContact & Additional InformationEqual Opportunity Employer, including disability / veterans*Bosch adheres to Federal, State, and Local laws regarding drug-testing. Employment is contingent upon the successful completion of a drug screen and background check. Candidates who have been offered the position must pass both screenings before their start date.Your well-being matters at Bosch! We offer a competitive compensation and a benefits package designed to empower you in every area of your life. This includes premium health coverage, a 401(k) with generous matching, resources for financial planning and goal setting, ample paid time off, parental leave, and comprehensive life and disability protection. We're investing in your success!