This is the foundational step in a progressive series of technical roles within Electric Distribution Design. Through a structured training program and hands-on experience, 25-75 projects will be managed from inception to project release by applying engineering principles and accounting for equipment and labor to estimate project timelines and cost. Projects include, but are not limited to new construction, replacement, and relocation of electric distribution facilities, including fiber. Professionally communicates company policy and procedures, electric service requirements adhering to state, county and/or regulatory codes, project timelines, and status updates to internal and external stakeholders. Represents the Company throughout the design process as the assigned point of contact for the project. Inspects job sites and designates facility placement decisions based on safety, accessibility and operational needs. Preparation of underground agreements, billing authorities, revenue calculations, and coordination of right-of-way permits, environmental permits, highway and railroad permits, and easement agreements to ensure projects adhere to local, state and federal guidelines. Coordinates installation/relocation of other utilities (i.e. cable television, phone, etc.). Assists in storm restoration process by driving, patrolling, scouting damaged locations and digitally obtaining information. Storm restoration can be local, regional or mutual aid. For DESC only: Assists in storm restoration by creating switching orders as needed to change field conditions, troubleshooting lines, restoring power, field switching, holding clearance, and getting material list.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree