Protection And Control Engineer Iii

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:

• Develop engineering design for medium size projects of moderate complexity:
• Generates & peer reviews single line diagrams, communication diagrams, AC and DC schematics, wiring diagrams, bills of material and cable schedules.
• Produce cost estimates, project schedules, and execution plans for assigned projects. Draft scopes of work for engineering and construction contractors.
• Develop data sheets and specifications for equipment.
• Bid engineering and construction services and recommend award.
• Select equipment vendors.
• Have a firm grasp of symmetrical components and how they apply in regular P&C duties such as relay settings, system fault models and in relay settings. Have a good understanding of Per Unit and Base calculations in doing engineering studies.
• Assists in troubleshooting and may supervise repair activities as assigned.
• May assist in the training of relay technicians for installation, testing, troubleshooting, and maintenance procedures involving new relaying equipment.
• Coordinates or verifies work of outside contractors and/or engineering firms concerning relay design activities; monitors work orders, project progress, change orders, and contractor payments of assigned areas.
• May represent the client in regional organizations concerning relaying and/or relaying activities.
• Creates, organizes, and maintains records for assigned oversight areas of department.
• Expands proficiency in the following by performing structured work assignments:
• Perform protection coordination studies for both overcurrent and distance relays.
• Assists with the update of departmental construction standards and other departmental records.
• Maintains currency in modern industry trends regarding the various types of protective relays and understanding how they are applied to the various types of zones of protection.
• Uses Aspen One Liner, SEL AcSELerator or Grid Configurator, Microsoft Office Products including Outlook, Word, Teams and Excel, Enoserve PowerBase, eQuorum ImageSite DMS, and other minor software typical to the group for performance of engineering analysis, calculations, and design.
• Site visits for scoping, project updates and closeout.
• After-hours work may be required under system emergency or storm conditions.

EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EXPERIENCE:

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from an accredited college or university is required, a power emphasis is preferred. Additional coursework in a power related engineering field of study are desirable.
• Minimum of four (4) years of experience in Protection and Control applications for electrical power transmission and generation, systems analysis, computer programming, and project and facility management is required.

SPECIAL CERTIFICATES, REGISTRATIONS, LICENSES REQUIRED:

• Must have a valid Oklahoma driver's license.
• Engineer Intern status in Oklahoma. Successful completion of the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam and registration as an EI in Oklahoma is preferred.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS & SAFETY CONCERNS:

• Work is usually performed in an office environment with outdoor excursions for design, testing, and troubleshooting of equipment when necessary.
• Repair work may be performed outdoors and/or indoors in a high noise/high temperature environment with possible work in confined spaces. Emergency repair work may be required during inclement weather and at any time in any season.

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