Senior Outage Coordinator

Overview

Plan, schedule, and coordinate transmission outages to ensure safe, reliable network operation.

Key Responsibilities

• risk mitigation
• outage planning
• outage scheduling
• stakeholder liaison
• safety compliance
• network scheduling

Tasks

-Provide technical input, identify risks and constraints, and advise stakeholders on mitigation. -Coordinate, review analyse and schedule network access requests, optimise outage planning, and resolve conflicts to deliver the most efficient outcomes for TasNetworks’ transmission system. -Participate in planning and scheduling of transmission outages with various internal and external stakeholders – generators, DNSP, major industrial customers, Basslink, contractors and AEMO. -Communicate effectively and mentor team members and stakeholders as required. -Develop and maintain rolling 24- and 13-months transmission outage plan in-line with AEMO requirements. -Ensure transmission outages are completed with utmost safety and in compliance with NER, AEMO procedures, and code requirements.

Requirements

• electrical trade
• power systems
• sap
• scada
• gis
• planning

What You Bring

-Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities, adapt to change, and work under pressure. -Strong understanding of integrated power systems, transmission networks, protection and communication assets. -Electrical Trade qualifications (Grade 3 or 4) with post-trade qualifications or extensive operating and maintenance experience on transmission and generation assets. -Highly developed computer skills, including Microsoft Office, SAP, SCADA, and GIS tools. -Knowledge of National Electricity Rules, AEMO operating procedures, and National Electricity Market operations. -Eligibility to work under critical Infrastructure (SOCI) in Australia -Strong planning, scheduling, and stakeholder management skills. -Current driver’s licence and

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Benefits

-Paid volunteer days (we strive to give back to the community) -Personalised career pathways and professional development opportunities -Flexible work arrangements -Free onsite parking (It all adds up) -20 days of annual leave per year + an additional 3 days of leave between Christmas and New Year -Onsite gyms (plus an annual health and wellbeing rebate) -Electricity discount of 16.66% (following probationary period)

About Tasnetworks

-Connects urban, rural, and remote areas with reliable electricity infrastructure. -Maintains and upgrades the transmission network to support renewable energy goals. -Focuses on efficiency, safety, and reliability in energy delivery. -Harnesses new technologies to ensure grid stability and reliability. -Plays a central role in Tasmania’s clean energy future. -Partners with stakeholders to plan and execute large-scale infrastructure projects.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-successful applicants will undergo necessary pre-employment checks.