You will be trusted to:

- Travel independently or with a small crew to various locations (substations, power plants, water systems, parks, recreation areas, conservation areas, etc.) as scheduled.
- Review both short-term and long-term workloads schedules to ensure adequate workflow. Provide input into budgeting process, pay actions, and other employment decisions, equipment replacement and/or repair, and decisions pertaining to effectiveness of work group efforts.
- Often operate heavy equipment including Tractor/Mowers, Track-Hoe, Backhoe, Dump Trucks, Dozers, etc. Use effective problem-solving skills to identify maintenance requirements on an annual basis
- Install, maintain, remove, inspect, test, and repair electric motors, generators, electrical circuit breakers, condensers, transformers, switches, communication systems, and electrical and electronic control equipment and wiring.
- Perform maintenance, repair and operational / diagnostic tests as required on all power apparatus in substations, power plants, or other installations. Record test results. Develop and prepare summary of test results in reports.
- Perform routine preventative maintenance and general upkeep of electrical and electronic equipment and test gear.
- May perform low-voltage and high-voltage switching according to standard procedures and in coordination with System Operations.

You qualify with:

- Two or more years of experience in maintenance and/or construction of electrical power generation, transmission, distribution, substation and control equipment, and/or other types of electrical equipment, including experience reading blueprints or relevant experience. A degree(s) in electrical power theory, electronics, instrumentation, controls, industrial maintenance or relevant field may be substituted per LCRA guidelines for certain years of experience.
- Driver’s license required for incumbents assigned to the dam & hydro function.
- Class A Texas commercial driver’s license or equivalent from another state required for incumbents with heavy equipment operation and transportation responsibilities.

You are a great fit with:

- Knowledge of electrical systems, components, and wiring methods, with the ability to interpret technical specifications and blueprints.
- Knowledge of UPS and backup generators.
- Ability to develop scopes of work and project estimates.
- Ability to operate lifts, excavator, forklift, etc.
-Troubleshooting skills, with the ability to diagnose and resolve electrical issues efficiently and effectively.

You gain:

- Competitive salary & medical, dental, vision and legal insurance

- Paid time off, including time for vacation, sick and family care leave

- 401(k) match up to 8% that includes a student loan 401(k) contribution program option

- Life and disability insurance

- Wellness program including wellness incentive

- Extensive learning & development programs

And more - all to create a compelling and rewarding work environment.