Substation Journeyman Electrician — Keep the Grid Reliable
Benton PUD
Kennewick (WA)
On-site
USD 70,000 - 90,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A regional utility provider in Kennewick, WA, is seeking a Substation Electrician Journeyman to maintain and repair essential substation equipment. The ideal candidate holds a Journeyman certification and has strong hands-on experience with utility systems. Responsibilities include ensuring system reliability, conducting electric tests, and promoting safety standards. Required qualifications also include a high school diploma, Washington State Class 'A' CDL, and certifications in traffic control, First Aid, and CPR. The role offers a dynamic work environment focused on community safety and reliability.
Qualifications
Must possess and maintain a Washington State Class 'A' CDL and associated Medical Examiner's Certification.
Must possess and maintain flagging/traffic control certifications and valid First Aid and CPR certification cards.
Familiarity with Part 1 of the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) as adopted by the State of Washington.
Responsibilities
Construct, operate, maintain and repair substation equipment and devices.
Ensure District system reliability by repairing substation equipment.
Conduct electric tests on District equipment and tools.
Skills
Hands-on experience in utility OT systems and telecommunications
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Leadership experience
Ability to connect technical solutions to operational outcomes
Education
High School or equivalent GED
Journeyman certification in Substation Electrician craft
Tools
Basic computer skills
Job description
A regional utility provider in Kennewick, WA, is seeking a Substation Electrician Journeyman to maintain and repair essential substation equipment. The ideal candidate holds a Journeyman certification and has strong hands-on experience with utility systems. Responsibilities include ensuring system reliability, conducting electric tests, and promoting safety standards. Required qualifications also include a high school diploma, Washington State Class 'A' CDL, and certifications in traffic control, First Aid, and CPR. The role offers a dynamic work environment focused on community safety and reliability.