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Power Systems Operations Specialist 5
Grade 29
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This title exists in Public Service, Department of and has approximately 7 positions.
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Title | Grade | Hiring Rate/yr | Job Rate/yr |
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Power Systems Operations Specialist 4 | 27 | $103,784 | $127,830 |
Power Systems Operations Specialist 5 | 29 | $114,976 | $140,815 |
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As a Power Systems Operations Specialist 4, you would monitor and evaluate the design, operation, and maintenance of electric utility distribution systems to ensure that utilities are fulfilling their obligation for providing safe and reliable service. Specific areas of review would include electric service reliability, reliability performance mechanisms, and compliance with electric safety standards. You would also investigate incidents on utility systems as they pertain to ensuring safe and reliable service. You would provide reports to Department management and the Public Service Commission as required, and utilize your expert knowledge of the electric distribution and/or generation utility industries to advance the goals of the agency.
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