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JOB DESCRIPTION This position is posted until filled.
Commissioning Engineer ISalary Grade: G08 Minimum Midpoint Maximum $58,128 - $77,021 - $95,912
SUMMARY:
Under general supervision, organizes and coordinates all basic activities associated with the installation and commissioning of substation equipment, such as protection and control systems, transformers, circuit breakers, and all other similar equipment for which commissioning work is typically required.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Implements the use of appropriate barriers to prevent unnecessary outages while working in substations or on any type of energized equipment
Conducts site observations and prepares field reports on the status of projects and completion of projects with respect to compliance
Prepares punch list reports and determines corrective measures for on-site problems
Responds to RFIs when requested by PM Team
Reviews drawings and submittals
Supports PNM¿s safety culture and ensures safe working conditions
Monitors performance of contractors
Performs various administrative duties
Multi-tasks and effectively manages time in a dynamic environment while maintaining flexibility under changing demands
Meets critical due dates, including NERC compliance, while managing multiple priorities
Schedules and coordinates work to tight deadlines
Creates and carries out test procedures
Ensures that newly installed equipment works to its specification
Writes reports and complies test and commissioning records
Coordinates and oversees commissioning work performed by substation technicians, electricians, and contractors while serving as lead commissioning engineer for all testing and commissioning functions
COMPETENCIES:
In-depth understanding of protection and controls systems and substation equipment functional operation for transmission grid, distribution facilities, distributed generation, and large scale generation interconnections
Ability to resolve issues and to develop solutions quickly to emergency situations
In-depth knowledge and understanding of relevant state, Federal, industry, and company codes and standards related to construction, installation of and testing of substation equipment
Familiar with use and application of various test equipment and associated software systems
Maintains flexibility under changing demands
Meets critical due dates, including NERC compliance, while managing multiple priorities
Ability to manage projects on time and within budget
Ability to multi-task and effectively manage time in a dynamic environment
QualificationsMINIMUM EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:
Bachelor¿s degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math from an accredited college or university with one to two years of hands-on commissioning experience in an electrical utility, including one year of performing as lead commissioning engineer, or equivalent combination of education and/or experience related to the discipline.
CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS:
Must possess a current, legally valid driver¿s license and meet the company¿s driving record requirements.
NETA test certification or equivalent is strongly recommended.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS:
Advanced verbal and written communication skills
Ability to read and comprehend complex instructions, correspondence, and memos
Ability to write complex correspondence
Ability to effectively present information to and respond to questions from various groups with wide ranging levels of technical understanding
Ability to communicate effectively with internal and external individuals and groups
Ability to present technical concepts and recommendations to other leaders in the Company
ANALYSIS AND PROBLEM SOLVING:
In depth understanding of protection and controls systems and substation equipment functional operation for transmission grid, distribution facilities, distributed generation, and large scale generation interconnections.
In depth knowledge and understanding of relevant state, federal, industry, and company codes and standards related to construction, installation of and testing of substation equipment.
Familiar with use and application of various test equipment and associated software systems.
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Working knowledge of database, spreadsheet, and word processing software
Knowledge of Enoserv RTS relay and equipment testing software
Knowledge of AutoCAD and electronic drawing document management programs
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Ability to work in a physically demanding environment. Good vision and ability to adjust focus is required. Manual dexterity is required. Must be able to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
Mix of office and field work environment, with frequent field visits to station and transmission locations involving equipment installation and testing. Will be working near energized equipment up to 500kV. Travel throughout the state, with occasional travel for attendance at meetings or training sessions out of state.
JOB DESCRIPTION Commissioning Engineer IISalary Grade: G07 Minimum Midpoint Maximum $66,267 - $87,804 - $109,340
SUMMARY:
Under limited supervision, coordinates intermediate activities associated with the installation and commissioning of substation equipment such as protection and control systems, transformers, circuit breakers and all other similar equipment for which commissioning work is typically required.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Understands big picture issues and places those in perspective with both long-term goals and day-to-day work
Compiles and reviews written commissioning schedules and procedures for switching, energization, and isolation methods for testing and commissioning work
Liaises with project engineers, internal commissioning staff, and contractors
Coordinates and oversees commissioning work performed by substation technicians, electricians, and contractors while serving as lead commissioning specialist for all testing and commissioning functions
Investigates commissioning problems and diagnoses and repairs errors
Implements the use of appropriate barriers to prevent unnecessary outages while working in substations or on any type of energized equipment
Conducts site observation and prepares field reports on the status of the projects and completion of projects with respect to compliance
Ensures compliance with codes, rules and regulations, policies, and standards for all work completed, including meeting appropriate external requirements such as state and Federal agency requirements (NERC, FERC, WECC, etc)
Assists in engineering design reviews
Interprets design and specifications
Ensures commissioning and test procedures meet the requirements of ANSI/NETA ATS-2017 (Acceptance Testing Specifications) and ANSI/NETA ECS 2015 (Electrical Commissioning Specifications)
Responds to RFIs when requested by PM Team
Reviews, evaluates, and approves electrical test results of substation equipment, including Doble poer factor testing
COMPETENCIES:
In-depth understanding of protection and controls systems and substation equipment functional operation for transmission grid, distribution facilities, distributed generation, and large scale generation interconnections
Ability to resolve issues and to develop solutions quickly to emergency situations
In-depth knowledge and understanding of relevant state, Federal, industry, and company codes and standards related to construction, installation of and testing of substation equipment
Familiar with use and application of various test equipment and associated software systems
Maintains flexibility under changing demands
Meets critical due dates, including NERC compliance, while managing multiple priorities
Ability to manage projects on time and within budget
Ability to multi-task and effectively manage time in a dynamic environment
Ability to understand big-picture issues and to place those into perspective with both long-term goals and day-to-day work
Ability to read and comprehend complex instructions, correspondence, and memos, as well as effectively present information
QualificationsMINIMUM EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:
Bachelor¿s degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math from an accredited college or university with three to four years of hands-on commissioning experience in an electrical utility, including one year of performing as lead commissioning specialist, or equivalent education/experience related to the discipline.
CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS:
Must possess a current, legally valid driver¿s license and meet the company¿s driving record requirements.
NETA test certification or equivalent is strongly recommended.
ANALYSIS AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:
Ability to work with mathematical concepts, such as engineering formulas and complex variables.
Ability to apply electrical engineering protection and controls concepts to practical situations.
In depth understanding of protection and controls systems and substation equipment functional operation for transmission grid, distribution facilities, distribution generation, and large-scale generation interconnections.
In depth knowledge and understanding of relevant state, federal, industry, and company codes and standards related to construction, installation of, and testing of substation equipment.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS:
Advanced verbal and written communication skills
Ability to read and comprehend complex instructions, correspondence, and memos
Ability to write complex correspondence
Ability to effectively present information to and respond to questions from various groups with wide ranging levels of technical understanding
Ability to communicate effectively with internal and external individuals and groups
Ability to present technical concepts and recommendations to other leaders in the Company
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Working knowledge of database, spreadsheet, and word processing software
Knowledge of Enoserv RTS relay and equipment testing software
Knowledge of AutoCAD and electronic drawing document management programs
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Ability to work in a physically demanding environment. Good vision and ability to adjust focus is required. Manual dexterity is required. Must be able to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
Mix of office and field work environment, with frequent field visits to station and transmission locations involving equipment installation and testing. Will be working near energized equipment up to 500kV. Travel throughout the state, with occasional travel for attendance at meetings or training sessions out of state.
JOB DESCRIPTION Commissioning Engineer IIISalary Grade: G06 Minimum Midpoint Maximum $67,996 - $91,795 - $115,593
SUMMARY:
Leads, organizes and coordinates complex engineering activities associated with the installation and commissioning of substation equipment such as protection and control systems, transformers, circuit breakers and all other similar equipment for which commissioning work is typically required.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Provides diverse and advanced engineering and technical support and project management expertise associated with large and high-profile and/or several small projects with many complex features
Provides the operational areas with highly skilled and diversified expertise
Identifies and resolves broad technical and/or organizational issues affecting the Company¿s goals and objectives
Expect with regulatory and compliance requirements, construction practices, and the latest equipment functional concepts
Leads awareness of industry changes and identifies the potential effects to PNM¿s commissioning program
Promotes awareness and compliance with all relevant corporate policies
Investigates commissioning problems, diagnoses and repairs errors
Liaises with project engineers, internal commissioning staff, and contractors
Leads reviews of mis-operations or safety incidents including developing and implementing mitigation actions
Recommends necessary changes in company engineering and construction standards
Provides training to maintenance and operative staff where appropriate
Assists in engineering design reviews
Interprets design and specifications
Creates and carries out test procedures
Ensures that newly installed equipment works to its specification
Ensures commissioning and test procedures meet the requirements of ANSI/NETA ATS-2017 (Acceptance Testing Specifications) and ANSI/NETA ECS 2015 (Electrical Commissioning Specifications)
COMPETENCIES:
Ability to resolve issues and to develop solutions quickly to emergency situations
Familiar with use and application of various test equipment and associated software systems
Maintains flexibility under changing demands
Meets critical due dates, including NERC compliance, while managing multiple priorities
Ability to manage projects on time and within budget
Ability to multi-task and effectively manage time in a dynamic environment
Ability to understand big-picture issues and to place those into perspective with both long-term goals and day-to-day work.
QualificationsMINIMUM EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE:
Bachelor¿s degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math from an accredited college or university with five to seven years of hands-on commissioning experience in an electrical utility, including two years of performing as a lead commissioning specialist, or equivalent experience related to the discipline.
CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS:
Must possess a current, legally valid driver¿s license and meet the company¿s driving record requirements.
NETA test certification or equivalent is strongly recommended.
ANALYSIS AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:
Ability to work with mathematical concepts, such as engineering formulas and complex variables.
Ability to apply electrical engineering protection and controls concepts to practical situations.
In depth understanding of protection and controls systems and substation equipment functional operation for transmission grid, distribution facilities, distributed generation, and large-scale generation interconnections.
In depth knowledge and understanding of relevant state, federal, industry, and company codes and standards related to construction, installation of and testing of substation equipment.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS:
Advanced verbal and written communication skills
Ability to read and comprehend complex instructions, correspondence, and memos
Ability to write complex correspondence
Ability to effectively present information to and respond to questions from various groups with wide ranging levels of technical understanding
Ability to communicate effectively with internal and external individuals and groups
Ability to present technical concepts and recommendations to other leaders in the Company
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Working knowledge of database, spreadsheet, and word processing software
Knowledge of Enoserv RTS relay and equipment testing software
Knowledge of AutoCAD and electronic drawing document management programs
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
Ability to work in a physically demanding environment. Good vision and ability to adjust focus is required. Manual dexterity is required. Must be able to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
Mix of office and field work environment, with frequent field visits to station and transmission locations involving equipment installation and testing. Will be working near energized equipment up to 500kV. Travel throughout the state, with occasional travel for attendance at meetings or training sessions out of state.
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