Contribute to the protection of the public and organizational personnel by ensuring all materials, standards and procedures are in line with RI Energy safety policies and processes.
Act as the first point of contact for multiple internal stakeholders and outside agencies in order to provide support and ensure Rhode Island Energy deliver against service level agreements.
Collate information in order to ensure operational activity is in line with external regulations and ensure more senior team members have accurate and up to date information as required.
Execute instructions and requests, plan and organize resources and make appropriate arrangements to ensure that work is carried out efficiently and in line with relevant policies and processes.
Monitor and assess team working practices to ensure they are compliant with regulations relating to their area.
Qualifications
Requires a general educational background with specialized training in basic electricity and electric theory, national application standards and job-related experience -OR- knowledge equivalent to that acquired through completion of a two-year technical school plus additional specialized training with 5 years qualifying experience.
Technically proficient within subject matter with experience of leading a team involved in transactional operational services.
Must have the ability to gain a good working knowledge of tools and systems within designated area.
Possesses working knowledge of electrical equipment such as transformers, circuit breakers, switches, instrument transformers, metering equipment, voltage regulation and power quality, OSHA standards, Rhode Island Energy safety rules, Electric Operating Procedures, and best practice work methods.
Grid safety rules, EOPs, and best practice work methods.
Ability to work off-hours and on-call rotations sometimes requiring travel outside the division for emergency assignments.
Must qualify for Authorized Persons List to coordinate and initiate switching activities within the team.
Ability to accurately interpret maps, specification sheets, prints, schematics, diagrams and instructions information to construct, maintain and troubleshoot effectively.
Possess valid driver's license with safe driving record.
Requires a thorough knowledge of all rules related to underground or overhead line construction including OSHA 1910.269
Manage HR aspects of team including matters related to sickness, discipline and poor standards of work in or der to ensure that work is carried out efficiently and effectively.
Contribute to the protection of the public and organizational personnel by ensuring all materials, standards and procedures are in line with RI Energy safety policies and processes.
Act as the first point of contact for multiple internal stakeholders and outside agencies in order to provide support and ensure Rhode Island Energy deliver against service level agreements.
Collate information in order to ensure operational activity is in line with external regulations and ensure more senior team members have accurate and up to date information as required.
Execute instructions and requests, plan and organize resources and make appropriate arrangements to ensure that work is carried out efficiently and in line with relevant policies and processes.
Monitor and assess team working practices to ensure they are compliant with regulations relating to their area.
Requires a general educational background with specialized training in basic electricity and electric theory, national application standards and job-related experience -OR- knowledge equivalent to that acquired through completion of a two-year technical school plus additional specialized training with 5 years qualifying experience.
Technically proficient within subject matter with experience of leading a team involved in transactional operational services.
Must have the ability to gain a good working knowledge of tools and systems within designated area.
Possesses working knowledge of electrical equipment such as transformers, circuit breakers, switches, instrument transformers, metering equipment, voltage regulation and power quality, OSHA standards, Rhode Island Energy safety rules, Electric Operating Procedures, and best practice work methods.
Grid safety rules, EOPs, and best practice work methods.
Ability to work off-hours and on-call rotations sometimes requiring travel outside the division for emergency assignments.
Must qualify for Authorized Persons List to coordinate and initiate switching activities within the team.
Ability to accurately interpret maps, specification sheets, prints, schematics, diagrams and instructions information to construct, maintain and troubleshoot effectively.
Possess valid driver's license with safe driving record.
Requires a thorough knowledge of all rules related to underground or overhead line construction including OSHA 1910.269
