| Location | Jacksonville, FL |
| Salary | $77,625.60–$100,000 Per Year |
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Develops plans, monitors, operates, controls and reviews outcomes to maintain an efficient, cost effective and reliable system through the performance of system dispatch, market coordination, switching, operating system equipment, and investigative tasks, consistent with JEA policies and procedures, tariffs and regulatory requirements
Provides direct and continuous monitoring of the electrical transmission and distribution system and takes action per JEA procedures and responds to system disturbances
Authorizes and monitors switching on transmission lines, substations, and distribution circuits.
Monitors system parameters and maintains proper voltage levels and energy flows within prescribed limits.
Responds to alarms from substations, underground transmission line pump houses, and other field devices, analyzes problems and takes appropriate action including documenting and reporting outages, system disturbances and equipment malfunctions.
Maintains continuous radio communication with field employees.
Operates an energy management system (EMS) and associated systems.
Issues safety hold tags and clearances to ensure the safe operation and maintenance of electrical system lines and equipment.
Monitors conventional and variable generation levels, operating capability, and operating limits, forecasts system load and variable resources, schedules generation and interchange resources and balances the system.
Determines the need and implements emergency procedures that may include the curtailment of transmission services based on JEAs tariff requirements, purchasing of emergency power, switching, re-dispatch of generation devices, interruption of firm and non-firm load;
Performs system dispatch, maintains and schedules reserves, and market coordination tasks for the economic operation of JEA resources to meet JEA load and interchange requirements within operating, fuel, reliability or environmental constraints
Performs transmission service, interchange scheduling and associated accounting tasks.
Creates, reviews and maintains data records.
Operates standard office equipment and uses required software and hardware applications.
Operates assigned vehicle.
Performs other job-related work as assigned.
'',''!*!As a training role, with direct supervision assists in performing operational planning, monitoring, coordinating and operating the transmission and distribution system and the JEA balancing area in compliance with all applicable corporate policies and procedures and regulatory requirements, to include taking corrective action to mitigate pre and post contingency events to maintain a reliable JEA and interconnected system. Guidelines are available but are not completely applicable to the work or have gaps in specificity requiring independent action, judgment and decision making to interpret, analyze and adapt methods, techniques and procedures to specific cases or problems. Solves problems within established parameters and identifies and recommends responses to new and unusual circumstances. Completed work is evaluated for technical soundness, appropriateness and conformity with policies and requirements. Regular contact with individuals in other work groups and external organizations is required to plan, coordinate or advise on work efforts, resolve problems and communicate information.
Develops plans, monitors, operates, controls and reviews outcomes to maintain an efficient, cost effective and reliable system through the performance of system dispatch, market coordination, switching, operating system equipment, and investigative tasks, consistent with JEA policies and procedures, tariffs and regulatory requirements
Provides direct and continuous monitoring of the electrical transmission and distribution system and takes action per JEA procedures and responds to system disturbances
Authorizes and monitors switching on transmission lines, substations, and distribution circuits.
Monitors system parameters and maintains proper voltage levels and energy flows within prescribed limits.
Responds to alarms from substations, underground transmission line pump houses, and other field devices, analyzes problems and takes appropriate action including documenting and reporting outages, system disturbances and equipment malfunctions.
Maintains continuous radio communication with field employees.
Operates an energy management system (EMS) and associated systems.
Issues safety hold tags and clearances to ensure the safe operation and maintenance of electrical system lines and equipment.
Monitors conventional and variable generation levels, operating capability, and operating limits, forecasts system load and variable resources, schedules generation and interchange resources and balances the system.
Determines the need and implements emergency procedures that may include the curtailment of transmission services based on JEAs tariff requirements, purchasing of emergency power, switching, re-dispatch of generation devices, interruption of firm and non-firm load;
Performs system dispatch, maintains and schedules reserves, and market coordination tasks for the economic operation of JEA resources to meet JEA load and interchange requirements within operating, fuel, reliability or environmental constraints
Performs transmission service, interchange scheduling and associated accounting tasks.
Creates, reviews and maintains data records.
Operates standard office equipment and uses required software and hardware applications.
Operates assigned vehicle.
Performs other job-related work as assigned.
'',''!*!
Minimum of four (4) years electrical experience in engineering; construction; and/or operation and/or maintenance of substation, generating plant, and transmission and/or distribution facilities and
An Associate Degree in an engineering related discipline from an accredited college or university or successful completion of Military Power Training School in Electrical, Electronic, Communications or Computer Technologies.
~OR~
Minimum of two (2) years electrical experience in engineering; construction; and/or operation and/or maintenance of substation, generating plant, and transmission and/or distribution facilities and
A Bachelors Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university.
A valid driver''s license is required prior to employment and must be maintained during employment in this classification.
North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) Combined Balancing and Interchange/Transmission Operator or higher is required to be obtained prior to end of the probationary period.
Employees in this classification participate in a training program in which satisfactory progress and successful completion is required.
This position requires that employees be in compliance with JEA procedure ES A0200 A0101 RS 628 Screening Personnel Risk Assessments (pre-hire for FACTA designations; pre-hire and recurring for CIP designations).
Typical hiring annual salary range: $77,625.60-$100,000
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Activity Activity
Sitting
Up to 12 hours per day
Lifting
Will not generally apply
Walking
Will not generally apply
Up to 50 max. pounds
Standing
Will not generally apply
Pushing
Will not generally apply
Bending
Will not generally apply
Up to 50 max. pounds
Squatting
Will not generally apply
Pulling
Will not generally apply
Stooping
Will not generally apply
Up to 50 max. pounds
Reaching
Will not generally apply
Climbing
Will not generally apply
Balancing
Will not generally apply
Stairs
Will not generally apply
Twisting
Will not generally apply
Ladder
Will not generally apply
Crawling
Will not generally apply
Step-stool
Will not generally apply
Kneeling
Will not generally apply
Excessive heat
Will not generally apply
Typing
Up to 12 hours per day
Excessive cold
Will not generally apply
Data Entry
Up to 12 hours per day
Dust
Will not generally apply
Hands in Water
Will not generally apply
Humidity
Will not generally apply
Loud Noise
Will not generally apply
Unusual hearing or vision demands:
Ability to distinguish primary colors and maintain vision correctable to 20/40; normal field of vision; normal night vision; good depth perception; good hearing and sense of smell.
Other physical demands or notes:
JEA employees should not attempt to lift, pull or push a load in excess of 50 lbs. without assistance. Care should always be taken when lifting, pushing or pulling in an awkward position.
Must possess sufficient strength and agility to perform lifting, climbing and carrying of tools and equipment. Able to wear appropriate safety equipment; work at heights and perform arduous duties.
'',''!*!
Minimum of four (4) years electrical experience in engineering; construction; and/or operation and/or maintenance of substation, generating plant, and transmission and/or distribution facilities and
An Associate Degree in an engineering related discipline from an accredited college or university or successful completion of Military Power Training School in Electrical, Electronic, Communications or Computer Technologies.
~OR~
Minimum of two (2) years electrical experience in engineering; construction; and/or operation and/or maintenance of substation, generating plant, and transmission and/or distribution facilities and
A Bachelors Degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university.
A valid driver''s license is required prior to employment and must be maintained during employment in this classification.
North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) Combined Balancing and Interchange/Transmission Operator or higher is required to be obtained prior to end of the probationary period.
Employees in this classification participate in a training program in which satisfactory progress and successful completion is required.
This position requires that employees be in compliance with JEA procedure ES A0200 A0101 RS 628 Screening Personnel Risk Assessments (pre-hire for FACTA designations; pre-hire and recurring for CIP designations).
Typical hiring annual salary range: $77,625.60-$100,000
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Activity Activity
Sitting
Up to 12 hours per day
Lifting
Will not generally apply
Walking
Will not generally apply
Up to 50 max. pounds
Standing
Will not generally apply
Pushing
Will not generally apply
Bending
Will not generally apply
Up to 50 max. pounds
Squatting
Will not generally apply
Pulling
Will not generally apply
Stooping
Will not generally apply
Up to 50 max. pounds
Reaching
Will not generally apply
Climbing
Will not generally apply
Balancing
Will not generally apply
Stairs
Will not generally apply
Twisting
Will not generally apply
Ladder
Will not generally apply
Crawling
Will not generally apply
Step-stool
Will not generally apply
Kneeling
Will not generally apply
Excessive heat
Will not generally apply
Typing
Up to 12 hours per day
Excessive cold
Will not generally apply
Data Entry
Up to 12 hours per day
Dust
Will not generally apply
Hands in Water
Will not generally apply
Humidity
Will not generally apply
Loud Noise
Will not generally apply
Unusual hearing or vision demands:
Ability to distinguish primary colors and maintain vision correctable to 20/40; normal field of vision; normal night vision; good depth perception; good hearing and sense of smell.
Other physical demands or notes:
JEA employees should not attempt to lift, pull or push a load in excess of 50 lbs. without assistance. Care should always be taken when lifting, pushing or pulling in an awkward position.
Must possess sufficient strength and agility to perform lifting, climbing and carrying of tools and equipment. Able to wear appropriate safety equipment; work at heights and perform arduous duties.
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225 N Pearl Street (225 N Pearl Street)
225 N Pearl Street
Jacksonville, 32202
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