As an Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic (Meter & Relay) Journeyman, you will maintain, repair, modify, program, install, and commission complex power system substation protection, control, monitoring, and metering equipment. The work includes revenue metering, substation equipment controls, protective relays, and verification of relay, transfer-trip, and communication settings. The position involves indoor and outdoor work in variable weather, considerable driving and travel to work sites, and may include travel by aircraft or other vehicles to remote locations. Physical activities may include lifting and carrying loads over 50 pounds, working in restricted spaces, standing, bending, stooping, hiking, and climbing. Personal protective equipment, including arc-rated clothing near exposed energized circuits, is required. The position may involve recurring overtime, including nights, holidays, and weekends, and is subject to random drug and alcohol testing and pre-appointment and annual physical examinations. This is a full-performance-level federal position. Education cannot be substituted for experience. The announcement establishes a standing register for potential vacancies across the Department of Energy. A recruitment or relocation incentive may be available, subject to an employment agreement; permanent change-of-station costs are not authorized. Federal employees may be eligible for job-related service credit toward annual leave, subject to approval. Salary ranges vary by duty location: Arizona and Nevada, $69.05–$71.93; Colorado, $67.26–$70.07; California, $86.86–$90.48; and South Dakota, $63.40–$66.04.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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