Field Metering Tech II: Transformer Installations

Duke Energy; Sanford (NC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Duke Energy in Sanford, NC is seeking a Metering Technician to inspect, analyze and repair metering equipment and perform service verification at customer premises on metering circuits for transformer-rated installations to ensure revenue metering accuracy.

Responsibilities include designing and constructing transformer-rated revenue metering installations, performing preventive and regulatory testing, and participating in special projects such as storms or study teams to support reliable power

Qualifications

• High School Diploma and/or GED.
• Two or more years related work experience.

Responsibilities

• Design and construct new transformer rated revenue metering installations and verifications for various overhead and underground applications involving a variety of primary and secondary voltages.
• Inspect, analyze and repair all reported metering equipment failures in a timely manner to accurately resolve a variety of discrepancies in order to ensure accuracy, proper equipment operation and customer satisfaction.
• Conduct service verification and site analysis at customer premises on all metering circuits for transformer rated installations.
• Conduct preventive and regulatory testing and inspection to ensure accurate and cost effective metering, inspect and complete multiple meter exchange projects consisting of a variety of metering configurations.
• Perform and/or participate in special projects and/or assignment included but not limited to storms, study teams, power.

Education

High School Diploma and/or GED

Job description

Duke Energy in Sanford, NC is seeking a Metering Technician to inspect, analyze and repair metering equipment and perform service verification at customer premises on metering circuits for transformer-rated installations to ensure revenue metering accuracy.

Responsibilities include designing and constructing transformer-rated revenue metering installations, performing preventive and regulatory testing, and participating in special projects such as storms or study teams to support reliable power