Electrical Technician L1-2, SUBST OPS PST Dept Office

Overview

Con Edison s Protective System Testing (PST) team is responsible for the protection and control of the electrical system that powers one of the largest cities in the world. Our Electrical Technicians play a dynamic and vital role in ensuring that our Substation Protection and Control systems meet industry standards and continuously work on new and exciting technology to upgrade our systems.

They work on a variety of projects and equipment including installation and testing of large power transformers and circuit breakers and microprocessor-based relay installations, to name a few.

• Learn how to test complex circuits, read AC and DC schematics, interpret and use wiring diagrams, and understand microprocessor relay logic.
• Participate in extensive training program consisting of in-house classroom and lab training at our state-of-the-art Learning Center and hands-on training in the field.
• Learn about the operation, maintenance, and testing of protective relay systems, and transmission and distribution equipment.
• Work on electrical construction projects, performing acceptance testing, and commissioning new protection systems and equipment.
• Perform testing, troubleshooting and repairs on protective relays and system, substation equipment, control systems and telephone lines in substation and other locations.
• Able to travel and work in any location within the Company and service territory.
• Ensure that all work is performed in an effective and efficient manner.
• Ensure that Human Performance Improvement (HPI) tools are incorporated into planning and daily work activities.
• Commit to fostering a Zero Accident Culture, Diversity and Inclusion, achieving operational excellence, developing an effective Cost Management Culture and enhancing the customer experience.
• Commit to the Way We Work Principles and adherence to the Company s Standards of Business Conduct and other company procedures including Environmental, Health and Safety (EH&S).

• Associate s Degree in Electrical Technology or related field, or High School diploma with 2 years of academic programs completed in a Bachelors of Engineering program, or High School diploma with 2 years of military academic programs (e.g., Nuclear Electronics Technician, Nuclear Electrician, Aviation Electronics Technician) plus strong knowledge of basic AC/DC electrical power theory and circuit analysis, three-phase AC power systems, and mathematics (including basic trigonometry and vector analysis).
• Knowledge and experience with computer systems to perform automated testing, and ability to prepare spreadsheets and technical reports.

• Bachelor s Degree in Engineering in a related field and applicable work experience is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of basic AC and DC electrical power theory and circuit analysis, including three-phase AC power systems, and ability to perform calculations involving basic trigonometry and vector analysis. Proficiency with computer systems to perform automated testing and to prepare spreadsheets and technical reports.

• Strong knowledge of basic AC and DC electrical power theory and circuit analysis, including three-phase AC power systems, and mathematics (trigonometry and vector analysis). Experience with automated testing and preparing technical reports.
• Proficiency with computer systems to perform automated testing and to prepare spreadsheets and technical reports.

• Driver s License Required

• Able to work in all weather conditions, including excessive heat and/or cold
• Perform heavy manual labor, including pushing, pulling, and lifting up to 50 lbs
• Work in adverse conditions that include noise, confined spaces, and high elevations
• Work near high voltage and other high-energy systems
• Wear and use respiratory protection (full or half-face respirator) in accordance with OSHA regulations, with no facial hair or other conditions that interfere with the seal
• Climb in and out of manholes and excavations
• Stand, walk, lift, climb, bend, kneel, stoop, and reach for the duration of the workday
• Wear necessary PPE (e.g., fire-retardant clothing and safety harnesses)
• Work with equipment having manufacturer weight ratings up to 350 lbs; equipment handling with up to 375 lbs when carrying 25 lbs of clothing and equipment

• Must be able to respond to Company emergencies by performing a System Emergency Assignment to restore service to customers.