The Senior C&M Planner reports to the Transmission Manager C&M Work Management and supports Transmission field personnel performing construction and maintenance activities for substation and transmission line assets. The role supports the development and implementation of annual construction and maintenance work plans, approximately $150 million to $500 million in capital and O&M programs, and adjusts plans as funding and priorities change. The Planner is responsible for ensuring completion of the annual Construction & Maintenance work plan. The position prepares work packages for construction and maintenance activities, reviews equipment maintenance and performance history to identify special requirements, and submits iTOA requests for work in the assigned area. The Planner identifies opportunities to coordinate maintenance work and capital projects, documents variances between estimated and actual task hours, monitors work progress and status, and raises issues and improvement opportunities with schedulers, C&M supervisors, and the C&M Work Management Manager. The role ensures accurate completion of applicable NERC and FAC-008 documentation and works with construction and project managers, C&M supervisors, and others on schedule recovery. The position also supports planning and coordination of Relay construction and maintenance, including protection and control, relay replacement, RTU and controls work, testing, commissioning, and associated station work. It develops and maintains detailed plans with Relay C&M, Engineering, Project Management, Construction Management, Outage Coordination, and other affected disciplines. The Planner coordinates outage and switching needs, materials, settings, prints, work packages, testing and commissioning requirements, and field readiness, while monitoring scope, schedule, resources, and work-order status.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
No Education Listed