Industry: Utilities
Function: Engineering
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| Designs for capital improvements and operations changes (30%)
Survey results |
Company, state, district and plant/distribution management are satisfied that:
The cost estimate is sufficiently itemized. There is backup documentation for all cost estimates. There is consistency across design documents. The design looks like it will solve the problem or meet the need. The design doesnt cause new problems while solving the original problem. Regulatory personnel are satisfied that the design meets regulatory requirements. Actual results match the expected results or solve the problem. No more than 3% cost overruns due to inaccurate quantities. No design changes are required during construction due to conditions that were overlooked. The designs completed by agreed-upon deadline. |
| Completed projects (25%) | The project is constructed according to the design.
Unexpected conditions are successfully worked around. Local personnel are able to use the new equipment as constructed. No more than ±5% variance from contract cost. Project is completed by agreed-upon deadline. |
| Recommendations to improve operations or solve problems (20%)
Engineering studies |
Management is satisfied that:
The recommendation will solve the problem. The cost data is detailed enough to make a go/no-go decision. Regulatory agency or Engineering Manager agree that recommendation complies with regulations. Exceeds = Engineer initiates an innovative original solution which is agreed to. Recommendations are made by agreed-upon deadline. |
| Budget management (20%)
Status reports |
Budget report is submitted by the fifteenth day of month.
Engineer is able to answer questions about project financial status at any time. |
| Compliance with safety regulations (5%) | No more than 2 OSHA visits/year.
No OSHA fines. No insurance rate changes due to safety violations. Employees are trained on new regulations by agreed-upon deadline. |
Customer Diagram: Engineer