Bartholomew REMC · 2 days ago
Field Engineer II (Sr. Staking Technician)
Bartholomew County REMC is a forward-thinking electric cooperative dedicated to delivering reliable electrical service to the community. As a Field Engineer II, you will support the design, construction, and maintenance of electrical distribution systems, ensuring they meet current demands and are prepared for future growth.
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Responsibilities
Design and engineer single-phase and multi-phase electric distribution facilities, including more complex projects
Create, edit, and review electronic staking sheets to ensure compliance with Cooperative specifications and policies
Oversee all aspects of assigned work plan projects, ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget
Serve as liaison between members and the Cooperative for work plan items
Calculate and deliver accurate construction cost estimates and revenue projections
Prepare and file easements as required
Develop subdivision layouts and estimates; oversee subdivision projects and related contracts
Coordinate with local, county, and state agencies and outside consultants to minimize service interruptions and ensure safety
Attend monthly utility coordination meetings
Approve field change orders for Cooperative and contractor crews
Update mapping systems using NISC staking products
Provide backup support for Key Accounts and economic development initiatives
Conduct system inspections, including pole-line condition, asset inventory, GPS data collection, pole tagging, joint-use contacts, and right-of-way assessments
Manage large-scale joint-use assessments and make-ready projects
Inspect special equipment and oversee required testing
Perform work order audits and verify as-built inspections
Participate in outage investigations
Mentor Field Engineer I and assist with member issues
Act as dispatcher during major storms and serve as on-call supervisor in rotation
Perform other duties as assigned by management
Qualification
Required
Minimum Two Year Associates Degree
Must be able to apply engineering theory to the design of electric distribution lines
Must have successfully completed staking certification course
Must be knowledgeable with NEC, NESC, and local electrical codes
Experience with GPS, field staking software and ESRI
Must be able to understand GIS, mapping terminology and surveying concepts
Must be able to interpret system maps, engineering drawings and staking sheets
Must have basic knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and the ability to learn other software programs, as needed
Must demonstrate ability to learn and apply basic computer, technical and mathematical skills
Must be able to operate, maintain and safeguard expensive engineering tools and field equipment such as Ipad, GPS unit, transit, laser range finder, and range poles
Must have excellent customer service skills
A positive attitude and pleasant demeanor to both members and coworkers
Ability to listen, understand problems, and communicate solutions in person, electronically and over the phone with members, customers and employees to explain operations related issues
Ability to handle emotionally charged situations in a controlled manner
Ability to understand and carry out written or oral instructions
Ability to multi-task and work well with others in a fast paced environment
Attention to detail and organizational skills
A proficiency in the English language and its proper usage
Ability to present information effectively in small group situations to members, customers and other employees of the organization
Must adhere to Company Safety Rules
Must be able to travel overnight for training when necessary
Must be able to drive and maintain a current Indiana driver's license
Preferred
Preferred minimum of five to eight years' experience in Field Engineering on an electric distribution system