POWER AND STRUCTURES ENGINEER 1

The Engineer I, Power and Structures Engineer will apply engineering principles
to power and substation structural design and perform other related engineering
functions.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Design additions, expansions and
improvements to substation ·structures and associated facilities which include
installation of cable ducts, foundations, manholes, earth gradings/fillings, storm
drainages, driveways, sanitary facilities, power transformers, circuit breakers,
switches, etc.· and perform other related engineering functions. Prepare/approve
specifications, requisitions, engineering designs, work orders and construction
drawings; evaluate/recommend purchase of new equipment/materials; prepare
cost estimates; check manufacturer's drawings/engineering calculations for
accuracy, completeness and compliance with specifications. Conduct
computerized engineering studies and analysis of structural/power designs.
Coordinate departmental work with other Division areas/departments and outside
agencies which include bid evaluation, problem solving, project construction
status, etc. Make field trips to obtain data, observe construction and resolve
construction/design problems; prepare/present requests and justifications for
design changes to present/proposed facilities. Provide advice and power/
structural engineering design assistance to Division personnel and other
requesting parties. Gather information from survey notes and instructions and
provide engineering
designs for various projects assigned. Study Engineering Progress, various
rules, regulations, codes and construction methods to keep abreast of
engineering changes. Prepare various records, reports and budgets. Perform
other duties as directed.

CERTIFICATIONS
Must have a valid driver's license from state of residence
EDUCATION bachelor's degree in civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or related field
required.
EXPERIENCE will vary according to departmental needs.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

 Works in office majority of time; subject to construction hazards while making
field inspections. Must have an occupationally significant combination of:
organizational ability to apply engineering principles/methods to power and
substation structural design/construction; ability to formulate and implement
programs and policies; and oral/written communication skills.