Temporary Meter Service Representative North

natgridProd•Malden, MA

6d•$23

About The Position

At National Grid, we value every walk of life. We work hard to create a work environment where everyone has the chance to voice their opinions. Because we know that having different perspectives makes us stronger – not weaker. It’s how we constantly and continuously push innovation and strive to create a better future for everyone. Job Purpose Location: Malden,MA - North. Andover, MA - Beverly, MA Union: UWUA 369 , BUW326 , BUW317 Pay: $22.84 National Grid is currently seeking Temporary Metering Services Representative /collectors in the Electric Business Units to assist with workload on a temporary basis in the North Shore area including Malden, MA , Beverly, MA, and North. Andover, MA

Requirements

Must have High School Diploma or Equivalent
Must have valid state Diver's License
Must retain a valid Motor Vehicle License which does not restrict driving as to type of transmission or hours of operation.
Capable of learning fundamental electricity and meter wiring.
The physical ability to walk long distances and climb stairs without undue fatigue.
Suitable personality and appearance for customer contact is necessary.
Ability to safely operate Company vehicles, tools and equipment as required.
Must successfully pass the HireVue Field Assessment Test prior to being considered for an interview.
Ability to respond to emergency situations and work extended hours as needed.

Responsibilities

All meter reading activities EMR, AMR, skips/erts/special reads, verify meter numbers and information, MV90/Dap reads, etc.
Upload/Download meter reading data as required.
Sut off meters as trained and qualified.
Field collection activity.
Install/Remove/Cut security locks and/or rings as needed to complete field work assigned.
General shop work (e.g. Housekeeping, junking, shipping, deliveries/pickups, etc.)
Assist in 2-person assignments as needed.
Driving is a significant portion of the workday.
Wire down appraisal.
May be required to handle substances considered hazardous under the U.S. Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Law or the Massachusetts Right to Know Law.
Other duties as assigned.