(Global Petroleum Gas) Electric System Operator

• Perform as shift work director for Divisional Electric System Operation activities, schedules jobs and provides liaison with This Company Central Dispatch to coordinate the work. Dispatches Operators to sites on his own initiative after analysis of phoned data or at This Company Central Dispatchers request.
  
• Monitor operation of all substations and circuits in the Divisions area of responsibility. Maintains clearance, hold tag and work permit logs; switching programs, points of isolation, mimic board to show total system configuration and provides system. operational guidance in his area. Ensures that logs and regular reports are maintained on dispatch activities.
  
• Develop detailed switching instructions and procedures for scheduled outages, emergencies and control of system disturbances and is responsible for overall impact on the system. Orders system paralleling and breaking of parallel. Issues Hot Work Permits and Cold Work Permits.
  
• Issue clearances and work permits, using established procedures, to authorized personnel. Ensures that work permit receivers are aware of the limits of the clearances and work permits and adhere to all applicable safety requirements.
  
• Provide clearances for additions and deletions of load to the distribution system.
  
• During emergencies, directs efforts to isolate the cause of trouble and returns the system to normal operations. Directs switchmen, work crews, and efforts for repairs to facilities for restoration of power.
  
• Consult with Dispatchers for outages and coordinates clearances and work permits for transmission lines where This Company termination is the clearance point.
  
• Provide kilowatt hour meter readings for confirmation of electrical consumption and verification of invoices from SEC.
  
• Coordinate line wash and substation wash schedules with other operating scheduling and requirements.
  
• Participate in training of personnel and conducts safety meetings. Trains personnel from other units who are candidates for switching duties under the direction of the Supervising Electric System Operator. Trains candidates prior to Authorization to Use Approved Potential Testers as required in PDI 10.1.
  
• Ensure system drawings and/or mimic boards are kept current and accurate.
  
• Monitor for safe work practices on the job sites.
  

Requirements

• You must have a minimum of 11 years experience in power system construction, commissioning, maintenance and operation with emphasis on the operation of transmission and distribution systems and substation power apparatus.
  
• You should possess comprehensive knowledge of power system installations in an assigned area and pertinent portions of the Power Distribution Instructions.
  
• You must be able to demonstrate leadership talents, ability to handle stress situations, and be highly motivated to train juniors.
  
• A thorough knowledge of electrical safety procedures and requirements with a confirmed and dedicated attitude towards safety and a proven determination to enforce safe work habits.
  
• Comprehensive knowledge of safe operation, capability, and system impact on electrical transmission and distribution equipment under all working, weather, and physical conditions.
  
• Preferably be fully capable to read, interpret, and modify power transmission, distribution and substation schematic drawings.
  

Benefits