Utility Consumer Program Specialist 3 Spanish Lang - Grade 23

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Salary Information for Utility Consumer Program Spec Trainee Spanish Lang
Title Grade Hiring Rate/yr Job Rate/yr
Utility Consumer Program Spec Trainee Spanish Lang 11 $46,306 $56,743
Utility Consumer Program Spec 1 Spanish Language 14 $54,860 $66,634
Utility Consumer Program Specialist 3 Spanish Lang 23 $84,156 $106,454

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Job Duties

A Utility Consumer Program Specialist 3 (Spanish Language) implements enforcement procedures and oversees compliance with New York State Public Service Law and 16NYCRR rules and regulations regarding metered gas, electric and water utility service, pay telephone service and other enforcement programs deemed appropriate by the Commission; certifies eligibility of energy service companies to provide competitive energy services in New York State and certifies utility and manufacturer meter test standards; interprets monthly service quality utility reports, analyzes and evaluates end user migration from utility to competitive service providers and monitors competitive service provider practices; coordinates policy discussions for Office of Consumer Education and Advocacy staff on such issues as: aggregation, state and regional development incentives, low income programs, uniform competitive energy service practices and electronic data exchange, economic development issues for business, etc; researches, reviews and analyzes reports, filings, tariffs, transfer or renewal plans and other utility or competitive service provider submissions to ensure that end user impact has been considered and that submissions are consistent with existing policies, regulations and statutes; develops dispute resolution processes; assists in the facilitation of initiatives for state and regional economic development activities; communicates with and provides assistance to residential and business end users, State and local government representatives and other interest groups on all aspects of utility or competitively provided services; provides assistance with retraining, managing, maintaining and evaluating outside agency contractors and vendors to ensure that the Commission's goals and Department efforts to increase public awareness and understanding of competitive utility and telecommunications markets are being met.

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Summary of Minimum Qualifications

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25-907 37-319

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