Perform work associated with the installation, operation, testing, and maintenance of protection and control devices and related equipment under direct, immediate, or general supervision. Equipment includes digital and electromechanical relays, intelligent electronic devices, station disturbance and digital fault recorders, oscillographs and event recorders, RTUs, station SCADA systems, statistical load metering, telemetering, and transducers. Install, maintain, and operate power line carriers, tone, pilot wire, fiber, and associated protection and control communications equipment. Respond to emergency call-outs and coordinate prompt restoration of customer service as required. Duties may include related and incidental work and may be performed under differing levels of supervision according to operating conditions. The position assists with testing, calibration, troubleshooting, installation, maintenance, and operation of protection, control, measurement, communications, and other assigned equipment and systems. It also involves supervised switching, maintaining test and automotive equipment, preparing records and reports, and complying with company safety and operating rules, NERC requirements, and environmental compliance practices. An associate degree in electrical engineering technology, electronic technology, or a related technology field is required, or equivalent education and/or qualifying technical military training and work experience. No previous work experience is required. Considerable travel and overtime may be required. Candidates must successfully complete a Physical Abilities Test, hold and maintain a valid state driver’s license, and live within 35 miles/40 roadway miles of the service location. The listed compensation range is $34.07–$62.38.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree