Plans, directs, coordinates, and supervises craft personnel engaged in the construction, operation, and maintenance of company substation equipment. The position manages resources to complete work safely, efficiently, economically, and promptly, with attention to cost, quality, and customer satisfaction. It promotes safety principles, supports craft workforce training and development, and advances business goals while maintaining an environment focused on safety, environmental compliance, diversity, innovation, and productivity. Depending on the operating company, the role may also supervise work involving installation, maintenance, testing, and repair of substation protective relaying, metering, remote-control, and data systems. This may include reviewing engineering drawings, making field checks, planning operational tests, coordinating technical activities, and supporting substation or plant construction projects. The position responds to equipment emergencies, restores system configuration or customer service, and may support Exelon Nuclear Power Plants and planned or emergency outages. It has 24-hour on-call responsibilities and may require extended hours or varied schedules during storms, emergencies, or other business needs. The role reports to the Manager Substations – T&S and directs a workforce typically comprising 8–20 employees. It is responsible for safe work execution, staffing and equipment planning, maintenance and reliability activities, environmental stewardship, internal business controls, safety audits and investigations, employee performance reviews, coaching, and on-the-job technical training. The position works regularly with internal operations, construction, engineering, asset management, work management, and union representatives, as well as municipal leaders, major industrial customers, and emergency-service organizations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED