General fundamentals of electrical theory, control relaying, protection relaying, control and power switching schemes.
Knowledge of power distribution substations SCADA systems.
Knowledge of and background in digital solid state equipment and circuits.
Understand electrical codes including NFPA 70E, OSHA Regulations and other codes as applicable.
Ability to use bench test equipment TTR (Transformer Turns Ratio), Megger, AC/DC Hipot, multimeters and analyzers and other tools and equipment of the trade.
Safe work practices and procedures including high voltage switching procedures.
Maintenance and operation of substation, controls, power flow, protection.
Safety requirements and precautions necessary while working with low medium and high voltage systems.
Perform maintenance, troubleshooting and repair on a wide variety of electrical and electronic equipment commonly found in an electric utility.
Read, interpret, and update electrical drawings, plans, diagrams and specifications, sketch electrical drawings to reflect as built systems.
Ability to troubleshoot and analyze communication systems; communicate accurately orally and written; possess the ability to read electrical and communication distribution maps.
Ability to keep accurate records of work using computer software when necessary.
Travel from site to site; exposure to high voltage and heights; lifting, climbing and stooping.
Move electrical components or fixtures weighing up to 70 pounds short distances.
High School Diploma or GED equivalency
Completion of an accredited Trade School or apprenticeship program
Experience with solid state circuitry and computer-based test equipment, control, monitoring and analysis system and associated tools required
This position requires the ability to obtain a US Security Clearance for which the US Government requires US Citizenship.
The selected candidate must be able to work any shift, as assigned.
Candidates must live in the immediate area or relocate at their own expense
