Regional Electric Transmission Supervisor

FirstEnergy Corp.; United States; On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

FirstEnergy Corp. is seeking a Line Supervisor based at the Towanda Service Center to oversee employees performing complex construction, maintenance, and operation of electric transmission and distribution systems.

You will coordinate resources, ensure safety, and drive reliability during routine work and emergencies. The role requires strong leadership, deep knowledge of electrical systems, and ability to train staff in established practices, while partnering with other departments for

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required with 5–7 years in electrical field.
• Advanced knowledge of transmission and distribution systems operations and construction.
• Supervisory experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrating and directing a solid commitment to safety.
• Directing and supervising employees engaged in electric transmission and distribution line work.
• Directing line workers in energized line installations, transfers, cutovers and fault locating.
• Responding to emergencies and supervising restoration crews during major storms.
• Coordinating equipment, tools, materials, and supplies; scheduling work with other departments.
• Coaching and evaluating employees to meet safety and performance standards.
• Training line employees in established work practices and methods.
• Ensuring compliance with safety manuals and construction standards.

Skills

Leadership

Safety

Communications

Problem solving

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

5–7 years electrical field experience

Tools

CREWS

SAP

GIS

Flex OMS

Empower

Microsoft Office

Job description

FirstEnergy Corp. is seeking a Line Supervisor based at the Towanda Service Center to oversee employees performing complex construction, maintenance, and operation of electric transmission and distribution systems.

You will coordinate resources, ensure safety, and drive reliability during routine work and emergencies. The role requires strong leadership, deep knowledge of electrical systems, and ability to train staff in established practices, while partnering with other departments for