What are the responsibilities and job description for the Substation Equipment Specialist position at Georgia Transmission Corporation?
The Substation Equipment Specialist performs preventative and corrective maintenance, replacements, and upgrades on GTC switches and other major substation equipment, following established GTC procedures, manufacturer specifications, and engineering guidance. This position works alongside manufacturers, industry equipment experts, Georgia Power equipment specialists, and contractors to install and maintain transmission equipment and on-line monitoring devices. The incumbent assists with implementing equipment service advisories, testing procedures and guidelines, modification kits, and necessary upgrades as directed.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Education: Associate Degree in Engineering Technology or related field.
Experience: Eight (8) years of experience in transmission construction, operations or maintenance.
Equivalent Experience: Fifteen (15) years of experience in transmission construction, operations, or maintenance.
License: GA Drivers License and Passport (or the ability to obtain one).
Specialized Skills (e.g. typing, computers, tools, and equipment uses): Competent in the use of a computer, PC, digital camera, MAXIMO, major equipment analysis software, and substation test equipment. Ability to interpret and utilize engineering drawings and specifications, GTC safety practices and electric operating procedures is required. Demonstrated ability to train and mentor field personnel, evaluate vendor and manufacturer capabilities, and administer contracts. Strong conflict management skills are necessary.
Must be able to pass a NERC CIP personnel risk assessment screening.