Lead electrical construction, maintenance, modification, or outage activities in an industrial, power generation, or nuclear environment.
Compensation
Pay Rate: Not Defined/Need Candidate’s Requested Rate
Responsibilities
Lead electrical craft activities including cable routing, pulling, terminations, continuity testing, and troubleshooting
Direct field oversight of contractors and craft personnel ensuring adherence to procedures, work instructions, quality requirements, and outage schedules
Conduct job walkdowns, pre-job briefings, work package reviews, and field observations to verify safe and compliant work execution
Provide field oversight of contractors and craft personnel while ensuring adherence to procedures, work instructions, quality requirements, and outage schedules
Communicate work status, emergent issues, schedule impacts, and field observations to Site Project Leads, station management, and project stakeholders
Operate and monitor utility‑scale solar, wind, and battery energy storage assets from a centralized Remote Operations Center, ensuring continuous fleet performance, alarm response, and compliance with regulatory and company standards.
Compensation
Pay Range for the posted level: $34.62 - $43.17 per hour plus target annual bonus opportunity of 10%. Upon completion of the ROC Operator I Qualification program, the candidate will also receive a 5% increase in base wages.
Responsibilities
Monitor SCADA, EMS, and related operational platforms
Respond to alarms and abnormal conditions
Perform authorized control actions and plant mode changes
Escalate non‑routine conditions to qualified operators or engineering
Coordinate with field technicians, utilities, and ISO/RTO personnel
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Nice to have: Associate degree or higher in Electrical Technology, Power Systems, Engineering Technology, Renewable Energy Technology
