support the field personnel who perform construction and maintenance activities for substation and transmission line assets
preparation of work packages to perform both Construction and Maintenance activities
review the maintenance/performance history of the equipment to identify and determine special requirements necessary to successfully complete the work
identify any additional maintenance work or capital projects that could be worked concurrently to gain resource efficiencies
document and explain variances in the actual job task work hours versus estimated job task work hours
closely monitor the progress and status of work and is responsible for raising issues to schedulers and supervisors to identify areas for improvement and opportunities to improve efficiencies
ensure accurate completion of NERC related documentation
plan, estimate, and allocate resources to all projects assigned to the Transmission Construction Section
produce construction estimates for durations and man hours and resources required for construction projects

Associates degree and five (5) or more years of work-related experience; OR High School/GED and seven (7) or more years of work-related experience in lieu of a degree
Working knowledge of work management systems, e.g., Maximo, TOA, Adobe, TITUS, MS Office (word, excel, access, etc).
Requires substantial specific knowledge in craft areas such as electrical, relaying, apparatus, sub-station, civil/structural substation experience and line construction / maintenance work to effectively develop job plans.
Must have excellent communication and organizational skills and the ability to function effectively in a diverse support organization.
This individual must possess a vast knowledge of substation, apparatus, relaying and line maintenance practices in order to identify all needed procedures, resources and clearances to effectively perform each maintenance / construction job.

Power Grid Ops – Work Management Planner

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