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Substation & Control Engineer
A rewarding career starts at Greenville Utilities Commission (GUC), where all team members matter. GUC provides a friendly and supportive work environment - as we all work together to bring sustainable and reliable utility solutions to our community every day. We value our employees by offering opportunities for professional and personal development, recognition, and a safe work environment. If you have a commitment to supporting and building our community, we want your energy and talent as a part of our diverse team.
Salary Range: $108,596.80 – $168,334.40
Anticipated Hiring Range: $108,596.80 – $138,465.60 (commensurate with skills and experience)
Brief Description
Under general direction, performs highly responsible engineering and management skills in the design, construction, operations and maintenance of the following systems: electrical substations and their control systems; emergency and peaking generators and their controls; mobile and operational data communication networks; supervisory, control and data acquisition systems (SCADA); performs after hour standby duty at the engineering level.
Minimum Requirements
Over five years of experience
Bachelor’s Degree
Valid North Carolina driver’s license
Preferred
Professional Engineer (P.E.) License in the State of North Carolina or Engineer in Training (EIT) Certification preferred
Job Duties
Overall responsibility for the management, leadership and direction of the department’s substation, controls, communications and load management group which includes installation, maintenance, and repair of substation facilities, communication facilities, generation facilities, and building electrical and control facilities, along with maintenance and repair of distribution equipment
Manages and directs the work of the Substation and Controls Engineering section and the Substation and Control operations personnel. Performs annual and semi-annual performance evaluations.
Manages and coordinates multiple projects utilizing internal and external resources; prepares specifications and bid packages for equipment purchases related to substation and controls facilities.
Assists the department head in the development of the department’s annual budget and long-range work plans (five-year)
Develops the overall system protection or coordination scheme of the transmission and distribution system
Monitors the loading and performance of substation and control facilities and initiates routines and programs oriented toward maintaining or improving the reliability of these facilities
Prepares or assists in the preparation of switching orders as required
Performs other duties as required
Your needs extend beyond a simple medical plan. That’s why we offer a wonderful portfolio of benefit options to enhance both your career and your life. Take advantage of the benefits that come with being a team member!
Benefits include:
Medical and Dental Plans
Local Government Retirement System (LGERS) regular full-time and designated part-time employees are eligible 401(k) and 457 plan, including company 401(k) employer contribution
On-Site Health Clinic
Paid Holidays Vacation and Sick Leave
Flexible Spending Accounts
Professional Development
Tuition Assistance Program
Wellness Programs
Computer Purchase Program
Typical work schedule will be Monday through Friday - 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Employment is contingent upon passing a physical examination including a drug/alcohol screening and a comprehensive background check. To ensure consideration, a completed Greenville Utilities Commission application must be received in the Human Resources Office. Interested persons can contact the Human Resources Office at (252) 551-1513 if you have any questions. Our office is located at 617 Red Banks Rd. Greenville, NC 27858.
Online applications only accepted thru GUC website at www.guc.com/careers
"An Equal Opportunity Employer/Affirmative Action Employer”
“Greenville Utilities Commission participates in E-Verify"
Requirements
Minimum Requirements
Over five years of experience
Bachelor’s Degree
Valid North Carolina driver’s license
Preferred
Professional Engineer (P.E.) License in the State of North Carolina or Engineer in Training (EIT) Certification preferred
Job Duties
Overall responsibility for the management, leadership and direction of the department’s substation, controls, communications and load management group which includes installation, maintenance, and repair of substation facilities, communication facilities, generation facilities, and building electrical and control facilities, along with maintenance and repair of distribution equipment
Manages and directs the work of the Substation and Controls Engineering section and the Substation and Control operations personnel. Performs annual and semi-annual performance evaluations.
Manages and coordinates multiple projects utilizing internal and external resources; prepares specifications and bid packages for equipment purchases related to substation and controls facilities.
Assists the department head in the development of the department’s annual budget and long-range work plans (five-year)
Develops the overall system protection or coordination scheme of the transmission and distribution system
Monitors the loading and performance of substation and control facilities and initiates routines and programs oriented toward maintaining or improving the reliability of these facilities
Prepares or assists in the preparation of switching orders as required
Performs other duties as required
