Commission, install, test, maintain, and troubleshoot protective relaying, DFR, SCADA, and automation systems for utility transmission and distribution projects. Collaborate with clients, vendors, and engineering teams, help standardize testing procedures, and provide guidance to junior technicians.
Lead the commissioning, testing, and maintenance of protective relaying, SCADA, and automation systems across power substations. Mentor junior technicians and collaborate with clients and engineering teams to ensure project safety and reliability.
The Distribution Field Technician will install, program, troubleshoot, and maintain distribution automation equipment such as voltage regulators and reclosers. They are also responsible for verifying SCADA communications and maintaining accurate field documentation and as-builts.
Lead the commissioning, installation, and maintenance of protective relaying equipment, SCADA, and automation systems. Oversee field execution, mentor junior technicians, and collaborate with clients and engineering teams to ensure system reliability.
Perform commissioning, installation, and maintenance of protective relaying equipment, DFRs, SCADA, and automation systems. Collaborate with clients, vendors, and engineering teams to ensure reliable project outcomes while providing guidance to junior technicians.
Perform commissioning, installation, and maintenance of protective relaying, SCADA, and automation systems. Collaborate with engineering teams and clients to ensure reliable project outcomes and provide technical guidance to junior staff.
Install, program, test, and maintain distribution automation equipment such as voltage regulators and capacitor bank controls. Perform control replacements, verify SCADA communications, and maintain accurate field documentation.
Perform advanced testing, troubleshooting, and commissioning of substation protection and control systems at customer sites. Develop and refine standard maintenance procedures while preparing detailed reports on findings and corrective actions.
The technician will assist in the inspection, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of substation protection and control systems at customer sites. They will also generate technical reports and support the development of standard operating procedures for various electrical equipment.
