Electrical Equipment Technician T1/T2 (Central Region)

Dominion Energy•RICHMOND, VA

1d•$58,700 - $85,000

About The Position

This entry-level position participates in the installation, maintenance, testing, and commissioning of electrical equipment at Dominion Energy field facilities. The technician builds foundational knowledge and skills while working alongside senior team members on construction projects and maintenance activities. Installation and commissioning work may include helping develop Human Performance work zone strategies and transformer processing procedures; procuring replacement parts and materials; confirming primary equipment operates according to manufacturer specifications; and participating in acceptance testing of station and generation equipment. Equipment may include transformers, batteries, circuit breakers, CCVTs, PTs, capacitor banks, and FACTS devices. The role also involves obtaining oil samples, performing infrared thermography inspections, and testing vacuum bottles and aerial lifts. After installation, the technician performs maintenance activities under the applicable business-area maintenance program to meet regulatory requirements and support system reliability. Additional duties include participating in troubleshooting, including after-hours support; assisting with environmental compliance strategies and corrective actions related to equipment issues; and potentially supporting the on-site Electrical Technician organization during Nuclear Outages as directed. The technician prepares Pre-Job Briefs that identify hazards and critical tasks, inspects station and generation equipment for environmental issues, applies Cyber Security controls under Dominion Energy standards, and completes compliance paperwork and supporting documentation.

Requirements

0–1 years of relevant experience.
Basic understanding of substation equipment found within a substation environment.
Knowledge of circuit analysis, AC/DC machinery, and power systems.
Organizational skills.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
Computer knowledge.
Ability to use handheld multimeters.
Ability to navigate control drawings, schematics, and equipment nameplates.
Troubleshooting skills.
Ability to recognize electrical hazards and be self-motivated.
Must live approximately one hour from the designated work location due to after-hours call-out response requirements.
Must be able to lift 50 pounds or more to maneuver test equipment.
Weight restriction of 290 pounds due to equipment weight limits.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree or equivalent combination of education and demonstrated related experience.
Preferred disciplines include Electrical & Electronic Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electromechanical Technology, Electronics Technology, Instrumentation Technology, and Mechatronic Technology; comparable disciplines may be substituted.

Responsibilities

Participate in installation, maintenance, testing, and commissioning of electrical equipment at field facilities.
Work alongside senior team members to gain hands-on experience during construction projects and maintenance activities.
Participate in developing Human Performance work zone strategies and assist in developing transformer processing procedures.
Help procure replacement parts and materials.
Assist in confirming primary equipment operates according to manufacturer design specifications.
Participate in acceptance testing of station and generation equipment, including transformers, batteries, circuit breakers, CCVTs, PTs, capacitor banks, and FACTS devices.
Obtain oil samples, perform infrared thermography inspections, and test vacuum bottles and aerial lifts.
Perform maintenance activities defined by the applicable business-area maintenance program.
Participate in troubleshooting activities, including after-hours support.
Assist in developing strategies to ensure environmental compliance and engage in corrective action activities associated with equipment issues.
Potentially support the on-site Electrical Technician organization during Nuclear Outages as directed.
Develop Pre-Job Briefs identifying hazards and critical tasks for the work scope.
Inspect station and generation equipment to identify environmental issues.
Apply Cyber Security controls according to Dominion Energy standards.
Complete compliance paperwork and supporting documentation.