Gerente Servicios Energía - Ciudad de México - Constellation Brands

Descripción

BS degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering or Electrical Engineering. Construction Management Licensed is a plus. Professional registration, PE, Perito. UVIE experience is a plus.

Years of experience

5 to 10 Years in Experience in the following topics: - Project Management: Scheduling, Team Work. - Industrial Safety: NOM-001, NFPA, NEC. - Ability to effectively create, interpret and execute contracts. - Governmental relationship on Power Infrastructure.

Skills

Critical thinking, problem solving, public speaking, teamwork, leadership, professional attitude, work ethic, career management and intercultural fluency.

Reads, analyzes and interprets general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures or governmental regulations.

Writes reports, business correspondence and procedures.

Effectively presents information and respond to questions from groups of managers, piers, suppliers and the general public.

Comprehends and applies principles of advanced calculus, modern algebra and advanced statistical theory.

Defines problems, collects data, establishes facts and draws valid conclusions.

Interprets an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deals with several abstract and concrete variables.

Summary

Responsible for developing, implementing, monitoring and optimizing utilities and services for one or more of the Beer Division's plant location's specifical project for the electrical (power) infrastructure. Monitors multiple projects/special projects and ensures these projects are managed and constructed in a fashion consistent with the Company Values, Policies and Procedures. Provides support to the Operations Team and observes the current situation of the infrastructure for the specific project assigned in closed communication with the MSUS. The MUS can be leading the local relationship with CFE/CENACE specific project assignation

Responsibilities

1. Implements management systems and best industry practices in all assigned projects and has the authority to assume or assign duties and responsibilities typically performed by other project personnel (e.g. Project Manager, Project Engineer, Utility & Services Engineers) if the size, complexity and personnel availability warrants. The MUS will contribute to maintain and further develop solid and professional working relationships with internal clients, utility company or governmental utilities department (CENACE, CFE, etc) suppliers and vendors.

2. Project Development

• With MSUS/PD develops project Utility & Services Needs & proposed solutions.
• Leads project in the Engineering Utility & Services development team for assigned project/s.

• Develops overall Utility & Services concepts, schematics and justification.
• Interacts with key stake holders and Operations.

• Develops and supports network of relationships with key vendors and Utility & Services equipment manufacturers

3 Project Implementation }

• Develops and leads the implementation of the Engineering and Design strategy for Utilities & Services focused on power distribution and related infrastructure.
• Develops and supports the implementation of the Sourcing strategy for Utilities & Services

• Directly & indirectly (thru assigned engineers) supports PD or PM with all construction and installation activities.

• Provides Support to the Commissioning efforts from the engineering documental, strategy and hand over process.

• Actively participates in project startup and ramp-up.

• Provides direction and support when major events take place on a project (e.g., scheduled shutdown, preventive maintenance, emergency calls, etc.).

4. Support & Life Cycle Management

• Together with Plant Operation, develops a plan & keeps up-to-date records for Utility & Services engineering documents.

• Strives to optimize Utility and Services operative costs. Develops and implements sustainable projects (both technically and financially).

• Leads all critical response efforts to support plant operations with any issues associated with Utilities and Services.

5. Key areas of Expertise

Ample knowledge and experience in process, systems, technologies and equipment applicable to all utilities and services needed to support plant operations, included but not limited to:

Main Systems

Power (Co-Generation, High Voltage, Medium Voltage, Low Voltage, controls) Secondary Systems:

Storm, Industrial waste, Well and Recovery Water.

Brewing Process. Utility Grid, Transmission and Distribution

• With EHS & BCP and PM, identifies project/s risks and equipment risks, the UM is an expert in the technical side or the Power Risks and has been educated in the knowledge of the Mexican Federal Standards and international safety standard like NFPA and NEC.

• Participates in implementation of appropriate safety corrective actions as needed.

7.Budget/Schedule/Cost Control

• Develops, maintains, updates, distributes and manages estimates related to Utilities & Services Engineering.

• Fully understands and fulfills contractual requirements with project vendors/suppliers. Uses Contract Risk Management to understand risks associated with a contract.

• Manages schedule requirements and prepares contingency plans to address nonconformance issues for the Company and Engineering Suppliers.

• Depending on the project type, the MUS will recommend utility & services project team personnel to the MSUS/PD.

• Supports the construction/installation strategy with the Project Manager and the project's assigned staff.

• Understands the project's requirements and expectations.

• Monitors construction progress in relation to utilities & services.

• Provides Support for the project managers to guarantee they are planned, scheduled and managed closely in order to achieve favorable results.

• Monitors the financial status of assigned projects by reviewing management reports, talking with the Project Manager and inspecting the project site. Provides necessary coaching to the Project Manager so the project will achieve positive performance.

• Ensures project risks are identified and actively managed. This includes safety, insurance, security, compliance with regulatory requirements, interface with plant operations, etc.

• Approves project expense reports for staff assigned.

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Mexico City, Mexico

Education Level

BS degree in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering or Electrical Engineering. Construction Management Licensed is a plus. Professional registration, PE, Perito. UVIE experience is a plus.

Years of experience

5 to 10 Years in Experience in the following topics: - Project Management: Scheduling, Team Work. - Industrial Safety: NOM-001, NFPA, NEC. - Ability to effectively create, interpret and execute contracts. - Governmental relationship on Power Infrastructure.

Skills

Critical thinking, problem solving, public speaking, teamwork, leadership, professional attitude, work ethic, career management and intercultural fluency.

Reads, analyzes and interprets general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures or governmental regulations.

Writes reports, business correspondence and procedures.

Effectively presents information and respond to questions from groups of managers, piers, suppliers and the general public.

Comprehends and applies principles of advanced calculus, modern algebra and advanced statistical theory.

Defines problems, collects data, establishes facts and draws valid conclusions.

Interprets an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deals with several abstract and concrete variables.

Summary

Responsible for developing, implementing, monitoring and optimizing utilities and services for one or more of the Beer Division's plant location's specifical project for the electrical (power) infrastructure. Monitors multiple projects/special projects and ensures these projects are managed and constructed in a fashion consistent with the Company Values, Policies and Procedures. Provides support to the Operations Team and observes the current situation of the infrastructure for the specific project assigned in closed communication with the MSUS. The MUS can be leading the local relationship with CFE/CENACE specific project assignation

Responsibilities

1. Implements management systems and best industry practices in all assigned projects and has the authority to assume or assign duties and responsibilities typically performed by other project personnel (e.g. Project Manager, Project Engineer, Utility & Services Engineers) if the size, complexity and personnel availability warrants. The MUS will contribute to maintain and further develop solid and professional working relationships with internal clients, utility company or governmental utilities department (CENACE, CFE, etc) suppliers and vendors.

2. Project Development

• With MSUS/PD develops project Utility & Services Needs & proposed solutions.
• Leads project in the Engineering Utility & Services development team for assigned project/s.

• Develops overall Utility & Services concepts, schematics and justification.
• Interacts with key stake holders and Operations.

• Develops and supports network of relationships with key vendors and Utility & Services equipment manufacturers

3 Project Implementation }

• Develops and leads the implementation of the Engineering and Design strategy for Utilities & Services focused on power distribution and related infrastructure.
• Develops and supports the implementation of the Sourcing strategy for Utilities & Services

• Directly & indirectly (thru assigned engineers) supports PD or PM with all construction and installation activities.

• Provides Support to the Commissioning efforts from the engineering documental, strategy and hand over process.

• Actively participates in project startup and ramp-up.

• Provides direction and support when major events take place on a project (e.g., scheduled shutdown, preventive maintenance, emergency calls, etc.).

4. Support & Life Cycle Management

• Together with Plant Operation, develops a plan & keeps up-to-date records for Utility & Services engineering documents.

• Strives to optimize Utility and Services operative costs. Develops and implements sustainable projects (both technically and financially).

• Leads all critical response efforts to support plant operations with any issues associated with Utilities and Services.

5. Key areas of Expertise

Ample knowledge and experience in process, systems, technologies and equipment applicable to all utilities and services needed to support plant operations, included but not limited to:

Main Systems

Power (Co-Generation, High Voltage, Medium Voltage, Low Voltage, controls) Secondary Systems:

Compressed Air.

Storm, Industrial waste, Well and Recovery Water.

Fire Protection.

Gases.

Natural Gas.

General site infrastructure.

Brewing Process. Utility Grid, Transmission and Distribution

6. Environmental/Health/Safety

• With EHS & BCP and PM, identifies project/s risks and equipment risks, the UM is an expert in the technical side or the Power Risks and has been educated in the knowledge of the Mexican Federal Standards and international safety standard like NFPA and NEC.

• Participates in implementation of appropriate safety corrective actions as needed.

7.Budget/Schedule/Cost Control

• Develops, maintains, updates, distributes and manages estimates related to Utilities & Services Engineering.

• Fully understands and fulfills contractual requirements with project vendors/suppliers. Uses Contract Risk Management to understand risks associated with a contract.

• Manages schedule requirements and prepares contingency plans to address nonconformance issues for the Company and Engineering Suppliers.

• Depending on the project type, the MUS will recommend utility & services project team personnel to the MSUS/PD.

• Supports the construction/installation strategy with the Project Manager and the project's assigned staff.

• Understands the project's requirements and expectations.

• Monitors construction progress in relation to utilities & services.

• Provides Support for the project managers to guarantee they are planned, scheduled and managed closely in order to achieve favorable results.

• Monitors the financial status of assigned projects by reviewing management reports, talking with the Project Manager and inspecting the project site. Provides necessary coaching to the Project Manager so the project will achieve positive performance.

• Ensures project risks are identified and actively managed. This includes safety, insurance, security, compliance with regulatory requirements, interface with plant operations, etc.

• Approves project expense reports for staff assigned.

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About Us

Constellation Brands (NYSE: STZ) is a leading international producer and marketer of beer, wine, and spirits with operations in the U.S., Mexico, New Zealand, and Italy. Our mission is to build brands that people love because we believe elevating human connections is Worth Reaching For. It's worth our dedication, hard work, and calculated risks to anticipate market trends and deliver more for our consumers, shareholders, employees, and industry. This dedication is what has driven us to become one of the fastest-growing, large CPG companies in the U.S. at retail, and it drives our pursuit to deliver what's next.

Every day, people reach for our high-end, iconic imported beer brands such as those in the Corona brand family like the flagship Corona Extra, Modelo Especial and the flavorful lineup of Modelo Cheladas, Pacifico, and Victoria; our fine wine and craft spirits brands, including The Prisoner Wine Company, Robert Mondavi Winery, Casa Noble Tequila, and High West Whiskey; and our premium wine brands such as Kim Crawford and Meiomi.

As an agriculture-based company, we have a long history of operating sustainably and responsibly. Our ESG strategy is embedded into our business and our work focuses on serving as good stewards of the environment, enhancing social equity within our industry and communities, and promoting responsible beverage alcohol consumption. These commitments ground our aspirations beyond driving the bottom line as we work to create a future that is truly Worth Reaching For.