ETAP Power Station Site Assessment
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
I’m coordinating an oil-sector R&D project that will rely on several dedicated power stations, but first I need a seasoned electrical engineer to tell us exactly where those stations should go. Your sole mission is site evaluation for power needs: assess each proposed location, run the necessary load-flow and short-circuit studies in ETAP, and advise which sites will support reliable, scalable power with the least technical risk.
What the job involves
• Gather and review any available data we supply on load profiles, existing infrastructure and environmental constraints
• Model each candidate site in ETAP, run the key studies and highlight limitations or required upgrades
• Compare results and present a clear recommendation, including maps or one-line diagrams where useful
• Hand over the native ETAP files plus a concise written report that management can act on immediately
Acceptance criteria
• ETAP simulations reflect all inputs we provide without unexplained assumptions
• Report ranks locations with quantified metrics (voltage drop, fault levels, expansion margin, etc.)
• All conclusions are traceable to calculations shown in the ETAP files
If you’re an electrical engineer who lives in ETAP and enjoys turning raw data into actionable siting decisions, let’s talk.
What the job involves
• Gather and review any available data we supply on load profiles, existing infrastructure and environmental constraints
• Model each candidate site in ETAP, run the key studies and highlight limitations or required upgrades
• Compare results and present a clear recommendation, including maps or one-line diagrams where useful
• Hand over the native ETAP files plus a concise written report that management can act on immediately
Acceptance criteria
• ETAP simulations reflect all inputs we provide without unexplained assumptions
• Report ranks locations with quantified metrics (voltage drop, fault levels, expansion margin, etc.)
• All conclusions are traceable to calculations shown in the ETAP files
If you’re an electrical engineer who lives in ETAP and enjoys turning raw data into actionable siting decisions, let’s talk.