Distribution Design Engineer

Location : Buw 322 Monson

Pay: $42.19

Design and assist with the design of electric distribution projects.* The designs are based on customer requests, inquiries, complaints, etc. regarding the establishment and maintenance of electrical service.* Designs also include overhead and underground electric facilities, distribution system maintenance, repair, and improvement, public works, and routine program work.

Apply acquired knowledge of National Grid construction standards, Electrical Service

Information and Requirements, and portions of the National Electric Code and National

Electrical Safety Code to construction applications.

Read and interpret one-line diagrams, site plans and load information.

Perform analysis of electrical distribution design problems.

Be proficient in the current expanded Work Management Systems required to produce and

progress Design Packages.

Effectively communicate with external customers, municipal and regulatory

representatives, and contractors on a regular basis.

Advise customers in the proper application of their electric service.

Perform analysis of electrical distribution design problems.

Interact with internal departments and company employees to ensure an efficient overall

process.

Promote a culture of teamwork, collaboration, and efficient resource utilization, both

throughout the department and project teams.

Travel within region.

Participate in the training of employees.

Will also be expected to respond to emergency call out and work extended and planned hours

when major company emergencies occur.

Knowledge of customer service techniques, strategies, and approaches. Knowledge of electric theory and utility construction practices.

The successful candidate must have good oral and written communication and interpersonal

skills.

Ability to develop positive customer relations; anticipate, identify, respond to customer

concerns and problems, in accordance with the job description and training.

Ability to work successfully as part of a team with co-workers.

Understanding of local municipality regulations and permit requirements.

Ability to learn/utilize the current Work management Systems

An Associates of Science or Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology or

Computer Science from an accredited engineering or technological school is required.

Must have passed the HireVue Field Assessment Test.

Ability to follow prescribed standards and procedures.

Verbal and written communication skills

Ability to plan, schedule and coordinate multiple ongoing tasks.

Must be able to adjust to changing priorities and respond to requests in a timely fashion.

Must be comfortable using advanced technology for the purpose of gathering and

transmitting field data.

Must have and retain a valid motor vehicle operators license which does not restrict hours of

operation.

Must be able to perform activities where it is expected that 25 pounds could be lifted, pushed,

pulled or carried many times throughout the day.

Must be able to work within confined areas at times and in inclement weather and

temperature extremes.