Journeyman Substation & Relay Technician

UEE UNS Electric, Inc.; Kingman (AZ); Vor Ort; USD 39.000 - 55.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

UniSource Energy Services is seeking skilled personnel to install, test and troubleshoot electromechanical relays, RTUs and related substation equipment. You will assist with radio communication devices for SCADA systems and collaborate with engineers during planning and commissioning of substations.

The role requires proficiency in wiring, print reading, relay settings, and field testing. Travel to operational sites is expected, with safety as a priority and potential service to affiliates

Qualifikationen

• Equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered.
• Proficient at installing, trouble shooting, and testing electromechanical and solid state relays.
• Experience with SCADA equipment and print reading for as-built prints.

Aufgaben

• Install, trouble shoot and test relays, RTUs and related equipment.
• Assist Communications Technicians with radio devices for SCADA/substation comms.
• Work with engineers during planning and commissioning of substations.
• Install wiring and termination for relays, RTUs, PTs/CTs, and related equipment.
• Make relay setting changes as requested by protection engineers.
• Assist with substation commissioning, maintenance and testing with various test equipment.
• May provide services to affiliates as per company policies.

Kenntnisse

SCADA systems

Relay testing

Print reading

Electrical troubleshooting

Radio comms install

Ausbildung

2-year technical degree

Apprenticeship

Tools

Doble power factor

SFRA

TTR

Jobbeschreibung

UniSource Energy Services is seeking skilled personnel to install, test and troubleshoot electromechanical relays, RTUs and related substation equipment. You will assist with radio communication devices for SCADA systems and collaborate with engineers during planning and commissioning of substations.

The role requires proficiency in wiring, print reading, relay settings, and field testing. Travel to operational sites is expected, with safety as a priority and potential service to affiliates