The Engineer (Transmission Line) performs intermediate-level engineering work and projects, applying engineering knowledge to accomplish assigned objectives safely, effectively, efficiently, and economically. The role works under an assigned manager and with guidance and oversight from higher-level engineers. It applies engineering theory to well-defined problems and analyses, assists with portions of more complex work, and develops familiarity with relevant standards, codes, regulations, equipment, materials, systems, and business processes. The position supports transmission-line engineering projects by planning and scoping projects, communicating with stakeholders, selecting structure types, evaluating geotechnical reports, designing multiple foundation types, evaluating wire tension and clearances, and performing PLS-CADD design. It also contributes to routine project planning, scheduling, status monitoring, cost estimates, technical analyses, and reports while following established plans, policies, and procedures. The engineer communicates and collaborates with colleagues and stakeholders, makes routine decisions subject to review, and develops decision-making and leadership skills under guidance. A customer-focused approach and attention to environmental protection and reliable electricity at a competitive cost are expected.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level