This is the top craft level of the Substation Technician hierarchy. A Substation Technician II will assist and safely lead lower-level technicians in activities associated with substation construction and maintenance Incumbents are expected to have advanced technical and leadership skills and the ability to work independently and lead medium to large construction and maintenance activities. Capable of serving on committees and resolving advanced technical matters.
Responsibilities
- Demonstrate a complete understanding of company safety rules and work practices
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Demonstrate a complete understanding of Human Performance practices
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Exhibits the capacity to safely lead small jobs and work independent of direct leadership
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Complete understanding of the processes needed to organize construction and maintenance work and create over all implementation/maintenance plans
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Total understanding of reading prints and determine how to isolate protection circuits without jeopardizing critical equipment
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Total understanding of the processes needed to methodically/logically organize substation work activities
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Total understanding of the processes needed to operate bucket, digger derrick truck, and other areal devices
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Ability to respond to all call outs
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Total understanding limitations, never assumes, and will STOP to seek help
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Experience leading complex maintenance or construction projects
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Total understanding of the processes needed to power factor, winding resistance, circuit breaker timing, and leakage reactance testing also interpret results
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Total understanding of the processes needed for the installation of portable/mobile substations/transformers or other temporary equipment
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Total understanding of the processes needed to perform infrared scanning substation equipment
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Total understanding of AC and DC circuit principles
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Total understanding of regulatory compliance and the importance for accurate data and timely completion of assigned work
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Adheres to Duke policies and procedures to meet regulatory requirements (NERC and/or SERC), properly and accurately documents test results with a timely completion
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Total understanding of substation equipment isolation and clearances and grounding practices
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Has the experience to complete the requirements for Switching and Tagging on both the Transmission and Distribution systems
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Total understanding of the processes needed to complete maintenance/construction activities on all substation equipment including but not limited to switches, circuit breakers, transformers, regulators, PT's, CT's, CCVT's and grounding systems
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Superior understanding of pneumatics and hydraulics systems
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Demonstrates superior verbal and written communications skills
Basic Quals
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High School diploma or equivalent and minimum of 3 years of Transmission or Distribution substation maintenance or construction experience or equivalent job-related and educational experience
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Must have a valid State Driver's License and the ability to obtain a CDL Class A Driver's License
Desired Qualifications
Associates of Engineering Technology
Advanced technical and professional knowledge, skills and performance. frequently leads others
Develops positive working relationships to effectively coordinate work activities with internal and external customers
Supports the company's goals and represents the company positively and professionally
Provides coaches and mentors other Technicians
Provides high level of leadership and sets a positive example for others to follow
Advanced written and oral communication skills
Demonstrated ongoing leadership skills development
Software skills including word process, email, spreadsheets etc.
Duke Energy
526 S Church St
Charlotte
North Carolina United States
www.duke-energy.com
