Field P&C Engineer/Specialist (Protection & Controls)

Description

• Protection & Control Functional Testing Perform functional testing of protection and control circuitry associated with transmission lines, high-voltage bus systems, transformers, circuit breakers, feeders, reactors, and capacitor banks.
• Documentation & Reporting Accurately review, document, and submit test results, ensuring compliance with client requirements and regulatory standards.
• Administrative & Equipment Responsibilities Complete required time sheets, expense reports, and documentation accurately and on time. Maintain company equipment and assigned vehicle in good, safe, and professional condition.
• Installation, Commissioning & Maintenance Install, commission, test, and maintain protective relay systems, powerline carrier equipment, digital fault recorders (DFRs), remote terminal units (RTUs), and communication processors.
• Drawings & Diagrams Interpretation Interpret one-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, wiring and schematic drawings, and communication configuration files. Identify discrepancies and escalate as needed.
• RTU & Telecom Upgrades Execute RTU and telecom system upgrades for various utility and industrial clients, ensuring accurate configuration and reliable system performance.

Requirements

• GE Relays (Desired): Experience with GE C30, D60, F35, L90, T35, and T60.
• Ability to work in a field environment subject to changing outdoor conditions
• Completion of recognized industry training programs in Protection & Controls, relay testing, or substation commissioning.
• Have a valid drivers license and meet minimum motor vehicle insurability standards
• RTU & Communication Processor Experience Required experience with major RTU and communication processor platforms including GE, Telvent, SEL, Cooper, and Novatech.
• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (EE), Electrical Power & Controls, or equivalent discipline.
• Equivalent technical training through the military, such as Army Prime Power, Air Force Electrical Power Production, or Navy Seabees programs.
• Associate’s degree or diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology, Power Systems, Protection & Controls, or a related technical field from an accredited institution.
• SEL Relays (Required/Strongly Preferred): Experience with devices such as SEL-311C, 311L, 387, 411L, 421, 487B, 487E, 487V, 587, 587Z, and 787.
• Certifications (Preferred/Desired):
• Work overtime as needed and willingness to travel extensively to client work locations
• Relay Expertise – Preferred Platforms
• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds, climb ladders, stand for extended periods, drive regularly, with or without reasonable accommodations
• NETA Certification (Level I–IV) or equivalent testing certification.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance