Operation Specialist jobs in United States, Nevada, Sparks

• Participate in Construction/Commissioning Completion and Quality Inspection walkdowns to ensure completed systems are handed over to the commissioning team
• Able to prepare working schedules and estimate resources for each task
• Develop deficiencies lists and perform troubleshooting during commissioning and start-up
• Conduct on-site testing, pre-commissioning, and commissioning activities on various equipment, including equipment, sub-system, and integrated system level testing, with the highest safety standards
• Complete electrical commissioning checklists in the Completions Management System (CMS)
• Work closely with vendors to ensure commissioning quality and completion within the vendors’ scope
• Follow and complete proper energization protocols with highest level of Safety

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience
• Minimum of 3-5 years in electrical systems commissioning, installation, or maintenance, preferably in an industrial manufacturing environment
• Highly Safety Conscious with ability to wear and use all PPE, including hard hats, boots, and other safety equipment
• Ability to work in various environments, including construction sites, and perform physical tasks such as lifting, climbing, and standing for extended periods. Ability to carry tools and equipment to site
• Ability to lift up to 50lbs.
• Nevada State Electrical License or equivalent

• Coordinate between electrical construction / contractors, the commissioning team, operations and qualified electrical resources to ensure appropriate electrical resources perform and document required testing, inspections and commissioning activities
• Directly supervise the electrical commissioning team (direct employees and contractors) to ensure goals and work practices are in accordance to the relevant industry and Tesla standards. Prioritize electrical commissioning sequencing to meet project objectives
• Be a leader in safety at the site by ensuring commissioning activities are carried out according to Tesla safety procedures, ensuring important metrics are met or exceeded. This includes conducting pre-startup safety reviews and punch listing as well as implementing the Tesla electrical isolation and LOTO procedures associated with construction, commissioning and operation of the electrical distribution system
• Conduct on-site testing, pre-commissioning, and commissioning activities on various equipment, including equipment, sub-system, and integrated system level testing, with the highest safety standards
• Identify and raise issues with equipment that could affect operator safety & plant reliability in addition to investigating and resolving electrical related equipment issues and failures in a timely/efficient manner including providing recommendations to solving technical issues based on experience in electrical troubleshooting as well as participating/leading root cause analysis of equipment failures

• Strong preference for Degree in Engineering or the equivalent in experience with the ability to interpret single line diagrams, three-line diagrams, control schematics, construction drawings/ details, P&ID’s and other electrical user documentation
• Experience and solid understanding of electrical construction and industry standards such as NFPA 70 & NEC and NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace
• Experience, and knowledge of electrical distribution system equipment including setting up and programming various electrical protection relays
• Experience with electrical testing and procedures as well national testing standards (NETA) and test equipment including, but not limited to, multi-function meter, insulation resistance tester (megger), low resistance ohmmeter (ductor), high potential dielectric withstand equipment (hi-pot), current injection units and sweep frequency response analysis (SFRA) equipment
• Ability to take on or assist with other construction and commissioning roles
• Understand corrective actions for nonconforming conditions and regulatory impacts

The primary function of this role is to successfully accomplish testing, pre-commissioning, commissioning, start up and troubleshooting of instrumentation and controls systems across Gigafactory Nevada. Under supervision of the Commissioning Lead, you will perform loop checks, commissioning, start up and troubleshooting on various instruments related to industrial buildings. This includes but is not limited to instrumentation on hydronics, compressed air, wastewater, HVAC, chemical and life safety systems.

• Participation in Construction Completion walkdown and develop list of deficiencies to ensure a completed system is handed over to commissioning team
• Perform on site pre-commissioning, commissioning and trouble shooting activities on various plant assets. This includes configuration and calibration of instruments and control systems including sensors, transmitters, controllers, actuators etc, VFD’s configuration, motor IDs, and networking
• Configure, and calibrate a variety of instrumentation and control systems, including sensors, transmitters, controllers, and actuators
• Perform loop checks and Complete I&C commissioning checklists in the CMS system
• Work closely with external vendors and internal PLC programming team to ensure I&C logic for successful commissioning and start ups
• Support mechanical/electrical/process commissioning team during C&E and SOO testing
• Participate in commissioning completion walkdowns with facilities operations and maintenance teams

• Degree in Instrumentation & Controls, Industrial Automation, or equivalent experience
• Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in Instrumentation and Controls commissioning. Experience in an industrial manufacturing environment is highly desirable
• Ability to work in various environments, including construction sites, and perform physical tasks such as lifting, climbing, and standing for extended periodsAbility to carry tools and equipment to site
• Ability to lift up to 50lbs.
• Ability to comfortably wear and use all PPE including hard hats, boots, and other safety equipment
• Ability to climb stairs/ladders and work at height

Under supervision of the Commissioning Lead, the Mechanical Commissioning Specialist will conduct testing, commissioning, start up and trouble shooting on various mechanical systems related to industrial buildings. This includes HVAC, industrial water supply, compressed air, nitrogen, fire fighting, drainage and other buildings utilities. The primary function of this role is to successfully accomplish testing, pre-commissioning, commissioning, start up and troubleshooting of mechanical systems across Gigafactory Nevada.

• Participate in construction completion and quality inspection walkdowns, develop deficiencies lists, and ensure systems are handed over to the commissioning team. Perform on-site testing, pre-commissioning, commissioning activities, and troubleshooting on various equipment, including equipment-level, sub-system-level, and integrated system testing, with a focus on safety
• Complete equipment-related commissioning checklists on the Completions Management System and perform wet commissioning with water, inert media, or process fluids
• Work closely with vendors to ensure commissioning quality within their scope and perform measurement and verification of streams (air, water, fluids) via local and remote instrumentation
• Follow detailed commissioning and flushing procedures, remove flanges and pipework as needed, and dynamically test equipment and systems
• Coordinate activities with operations, facilities engineering, and maintenance, ensuring alignment across departments
• Must be a motivated self-starter with excellent problem-solving skills, superior communication, and team skills, and have detailed knowledge of MEP Systems, including chillers, pumps, heat exchangers, water softening plants, RO, air compressors, dryers, and fire fighting equipment

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering, HVAC, or equivalent experience
• Minimum of 3-5 years in mechanical systems commissioning, installation, or maintenance, preferably in an industrial manufacturing environment
• Relevant certifications in mechanical systems commissioning, HVAC, or similar fields (e.g., ASHRAE, AABC, NEBB) are a plus
• Ability to work in various environments, including construction and operational sites
• Ability to perform tasks such as lifting up to 50 lbs, climbing stairs/ladders, and standing for extended periods
• Ability to carry tools and equipment to the site
• Ability to wear and use all PPE, including hard hats, boots, and other safety equipment, and work at heights

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Security Specialist within the Security Operations Center (SOC) for our large-scale manufacturing facility. This role will support operational protocols, crisis management initiatives, and strategic processes to ensure the facility's security and safety. The Security Specialist will also provide leadership in driving SOC performance metrics, team development, and process optimization. In the absence of the SOC Associate Manager, this role will act as the primary point of contact for the Security Operations Center.

• Act as a key resource in the development and execution of crisis management plans and emergency response initiatives
• Drive shift development through training and professional growth initiatives
• Develop and communicate meaningful metrics to measure and improve operational execution
• Continuously refine and innovate processes to improve threat analysis and reporting capabilities
• Develop, implement, and periodically re-evaluate SOC policies and procedures to align with organizational goals and industry best practices
• Ensure compliance with security, safety, and risk management standards while addressing any identified vulnerabilities promptly
• Support shifts to ensure business needs are met in compliance with company policy

• Minimum of 1+ years of experience in leadership roles within military, law enforcement, corporate security, or emergency management
• At least 3+ years in a Security Operations Center or control center environment
• 3+ years of experience in physical security, risk management, loss prevention, or emergency preparedness
• Hands-on knowledge of camera analytics, alarms, and access control security systems
• Proficiency in coordinating and conducting training events in a corporate or professional setting
• Proven ability to manage stress and respond swiftly to high-pressure situations in a professional and composed manner
• Excellent communication skills to effectively convey policies, procedures, and metrics to a diverse audience

• Provide day-to-day coverage for production molds/dies, swiftly responding to alarms, breakdowns, and production requests to minimize downtime
• Implement and modify PM documents and schedules under Tool and Die Supervisor's guidance
• Perform major repairs, rebuilds, and coordinate between shift and weekend work for smooth operations
• Assist in developing PMs and procedures for equipment maintenance
• Design, fabricate, and fully document Tool and Die improvements and modifications
• Troubleshoot electrical/mechanical systems and connections between Tool and Die and machines
• Manage Tool and Die consumables and spare part inventory, providing effective direction, coaching, and training to enhance shift employees' skills and support production goals

• Possess a minimum of 2 years of experience maintaining injection molding tools, stamping dies, or high-pressure die casting equipment
• Demonstrate expertise in at least one trade, proficiency in others, and a willingness to learn additional skills
• Proven experience in fostering a positive atmosphere within a collaborative work team
• Highly desired experience in hydraulics, pneumatics, and electrical systems
• Exhibit good overall computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft Office
• Willingness to work overtime as needed to ensure operational requirements are met
• Must have command of the English language, both written and verbal

The primary function of this role is to successfully accomplish testing, pre-commissioning, commissioning, start up and troubleshooting of instrumentation and controls systems across Gigafactory Nevada. Under supervision of the Commissioning Lead, you will perform loop checks, commissioning, start up and troubleshooting on various instruments related to industrial buildings. This includes but is not limited to instrumentation on hydronics, compressed air, wastewater, HVAC, chemical and life safety systems.

• Participate in Construction/Commissioning Completion and Quality Inspection walkdowns to ensure completed systems are handed over to the commissioning team
• Able to prepare working schedules and estimate resources for each task
• Perform on site pre-commissioning, commissioning and trouble shooting activities on various plant assets This includes configuration and calibration of instruments and control systems including sensors, transmitters, controllers, actuators etc, VFD’s configuration, motor IDs, and networking
• Configure, and calibrate a variety of instrumentation and control systems, including sensors, transmitters, controllers, and actuators
• Perform loop checks and Complete I&C commissioning checklists in the CMS system
• Work closely with external vendors and internal PLC programming team to ensure I&C logic for successful commissioning and start ups
• Support mechanical/electrical/process commissioning team during C&E and SOO testing

• Degree in Instrumentation & Controls, Industrial Automation, or equivalent experience
• Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in Instrumentation and Controls commissioning. Experience in an industrial manufacturing environment is highly desirable
• Highly Safety Conscious with ability to wear and use all PPE, including hard hats, boots, and other safety equipment
• Ability to work in various environments, including construction sites, and perform physical tasks such as lifting, climbing, and standing for extended periods. Ability to carry tools and equipment to site
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.