Open in the current public read path; this is not an employer guarantee.Last observed September 29, 2026
Classification
Modern power-system classification not yet published for this listing.Legacy source industry field: Power Generation
Pay provenance
Estimated benchmark; not employer-provided
Job Description
Our spirit of innovation continues to earn industry recognition.
Key Responsibilities
Technician training and development: Assess employee skill level across all job functions and identify development areas. Set up training for all equipment and testing for such things as substation entry, transformers, breakers, reclosers, CCVT’s, RTU’s, capacitors, regulators, MOABS, batteries, and all protective relaying systems. Set up training for test equipment/processes for such things as relay testing/commissioning, power factor testing, recloser testing, contact resistance testing, phasing, ground grid testing, DGA/oil sampling, meggering, hi-pot testing, carrier/TTR testing, soil resistivity testing, SFRA, and trip testing. Work independently in lab with employees as needed.
Provide any needed training or support for Test Department supervision or other departments as needed.
Provide on-site oversight for projects as needed. Ensure high quality work is being performed, proper procedures and policies followed, and provide technical and supervisory support as needed.
Provide field storm support as needed for the distribution and transmission system. Includes substation response, scouting outage/damage calls, and managing circuit restoration.
Provide on-site technical and supervisory support for severe emergencies, outages and other extenuating circumstances (mobile installation, transformer lockouts, equipment failures, etc)
Provide on-site technical support as needed for mobile substation installs, trip testing, transformer testing, troubleshooting, test equipment troubleshooting, or any other technical support need.
Introduce/Promote/Encourage Human Performance Concepts and Practices.
Develop guides/training aides for all Test Department related equipment and processes.
Evaluate new equipment or procedures to be used to improve safety, efficiency, and productivity. Monitor current industry practices, trends, and procedures.
Provide on-site technical support and consultation for substation projects being completed by contractors. Periodically visit job sites to ensure contractors are following best practices and standards.
Assist with analyzing all test results/data and make recommendations. Prioritize results and make recommendations on next steps. Determine timeframe for repairs/replacements for all non-critical or emergency equipment conditions. Make recommendations for long term maintenance plans for aging or deteriorated equipment. Look for trends and equipment deterioration. Evaluate equipment status and remaining life. Suggest and recommend equipment replacement or repair.
Assist with transformer factory field visits Quality control inspections Factory test witnessing
Assist with the progression testing of the employees in the Test
Serves as a professional representative of the Company, as assigned
Directs the preparation of applicable computer software
Requirements
Four Year College Degree (or equivalent) in an Electrical Engineering Field
Seven to ten years experience
Union experience, Experience in project management with demonstrated ability to lead and work in a team environment
Professional Engineering License preferred or Subject-Matter-Expert