The Distribution Outage Coordinator is responsible for creating accurate switching and tagging orders, resolving construction scheduling conflicts, organizing and leading switching meetings, and developing and maintaining the switching template. This role involves writing switching and tagging orders for electric system distribution equipment in accordance with operating capabilities, safety rules, and Operating Procedures, and gaining approval for these orders. The position acts as a lead for the Energy Control Center, maintaining knowledge of the Distribution System's current status to ensure its integrity and safety. The coordinator is expected to pursue technological advances relevant to the Energy Control Center to benefit the organization and customers. Key duties include ensuring the accuracy and currency of Energy Control Center records, maps, logs, OMS data, operating instructions, and procedures. The role also involves monitoring and evaluating Energy Control Center effectiveness, providing on-the-job training for skill development, and monitoring operators while directing field personnel during normal and emergency conditions. Additionally, the coordinator will evaluate Transmission and Distribution disturbance data, determine corrective actions, and direct switching and tagging operations. Communication of operational and disturbance events, as well as equipment problems, to relevant engineers and personnel is crucial. The position requires representing UI on various committees and task forces to drive change towards divisional goals. Availability for 24/7 coverage during storms and emergencies is mandatory. This position is performed using a workstation, telephone, and normal office equipment in an office environment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree