What are the responsibilities and job description for the Supervisor, Engineering position at Blue Grass Energy Cooperative Corporation?
The Supervisor, Engineering is responsible for the formulation of long-range plans, annual work plans, sectionalizing studies, load flow studies; coordinates switching operations with interconnected electric systems; and establishes engineering designs and standards. Coordinates design and layout of large power installations. Prepares and submits data for requirements of national, state, and local regulatory agencies.
The Supervisor, Engineering is responsible for the metering and technical services. This includes SCADA systems, AMI, and Distribution Automation. He/she is to continually advance the SCADA/AMI/Communication systems to add value throughout the cooperative. Assists in optimizing, securing, and maintaining the SCADA/AMI/Communication systems, and consistently provide reliable data to the cooperative. Provide technical engineering services to the Cooperative and its members and to efficiently carry out operations and maintenance responsibilities to provide maximum service to the Cooperative's membership. Provides support, training and trouble shooting of a wide range of technology applications including recloser and regulator controls. He/she is responsible for the preparation of substation justification studies and various other studies as required by East Kentucky Power (transmission provider) or other agencies.
The Supervisor, Engineering performs the engineering services involved in the design and construction of distribution power lines. He/she is responsible for providing engineering expertise in RUS requirements, NESC, and other relevant engineering standards. He/she is responsible for the inspection and certification of all new construction accounted for under the work order procedure, as a prerequisite to obtaining an advance for funds for the construction.
This position requires a person capable of organizing, directing, and coordinating. He/she should have a thorough knowledge of utility engineering and management practices. A Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from an ABET accredited school with minimum of three to five years' experience required. Professional Engineer license is preferred.
Salary : $68,900 - $87,300