Power System Coordinator
Southern Company, Gulfport, MS, United States
Power System Coordinator (Transmission System Operator) – MCC
This position holds primary responsibility for the safe and reliable operation of the Bulk Power Transmission System at Mississippi Power (MPC). This includes real time monitoring, operation, and control of the system.
Responsibilities
Minute-to-minute monitoring and control of the bulk electric power system under normal system conditions.
Analysis and evaluation of the system, determination of restoration actions and implementation of those actions under abnormal system conditions.
Writing and executing switching orders, including directing field employees performing switching operations.
Monitor real-time and perform future studies for N-1 contingency solutions.
The ability to remain current in understanding and implementation of all NERC compliance standards.
Education Requirements
A Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering is desirable (not required) and may be considered in lieu of experience.
A thorough understanding of the operation of an electric system is necessary.
Experience and Knowledge Requirements
Prior experience in Transmission Systems highly desired (Substations, Transmission Lines, Operations, or Protection & Controls).
Extensive knowledge and/or experience in transmission system operations and characteristics is preferred.
Extensive knowledge and/or experience in substation equipment and their operating characteristics is preferred.
General knowledge and/or experience in generation control, system protection, and system control is desired.
Skills and Ability Requirements
A high awareness of safety, demonstrate initiative, and be creative in developing solutions to problems.
Excellent written and clear oral communications skills.
Comprehensive computer skills and ability to utilize numerous computer applications.
The leadership and other interpersonal skills required to work with other professionals in a team environment.
The ability to handle multiple inputs and tasks at one time, prioritize work and provide leadership during critical system events.
Superior problem-solving skills and be comfortable making decisions with limited input and extreme time constraints.
Other Requirements
This position requires shift work on a rotational basis working shifts which are 12 hours in length. Shifts include days, nights, and weekends.
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Standard of Conduct must be signed and adhered to.
The applicant must already possess or be able to obtain within one year, certification by the North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) as a Transmission Operator.
Additional Information
Relocation will be considered for this position.
Please provide a resume with your submission.
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This position holds primary responsibility for the safe and reliable operation of the Bulk Power Transmission System at Mississippi Power (MPC). This includes real time monitoring, operation, and control of the system.
Responsibilities
Minute-to-minute monitoring and control of the bulk electric power system under normal system conditions.
Analysis and evaluation of the system, determination of restoration actions and implementation of those actions under abnormal system conditions.
Writing and executing switching orders, including directing field employees performing switching operations.
Monitor real-time and perform future studies for N-1 contingency solutions.
The ability to remain current in understanding and implementation of all NERC compliance standards.
Education Requirements
A Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering is desirable (not required) and may be considered in lieu of experience.
A thorough understanding of the operation of an electric system is necessary.
Experience and Knowledge Requirements
Prior experience in Transmission Systems highly desired (Substations, Transmission Lines, Operations, or Protection & Controls).
Extensive knowledge and/or experience in transmission system operations and characteristics is preferred.
Extensive knowledge and/or experience in substation equipment and their operating characteristics is preferred.
General knowledge and/or experience in generation control, system protection, and system control is desired.
Skills and Ability Requirements
A high awareness of safety, demonstrate initiative, and be creative in developing solutions to problems.
Excellent written and clear oral communications skills.
Comprehensive computer skills and ability to utilize numerous computer applications.
The leadership and other interpersonal skills required to work with other professionals in a team environment.
The ability to handle multiple inputs and tasks at one time, prioritize work and provide leadership during critical system events.
Superior problem-solving skills and be comfortable making decisions with limited input and extreme time constraints.
Other Requirements
This position requires shift work on a rotational basis working shifts which are 12 hours in length. Shifts include days, nights, and weekends.
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Standard of Conduct must be signed and adhered to.
The applicant must already possess or be able to obtain within one year, certification by the North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC) as a Transmission Operator.
Additional Information
Relocation will be considered for this position.
Please provide a resume with your submission.
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