Senior Metering Engineer at Eversource in New Britain, CT
The Senior Metering Engineer works on a variety of metering installations, including nonstandard, complex industrial and commercial, munici pal, special contract, cogeneration, mandated load study and research metering installations. Establishes projects, designs installa tions, specifies equipment for and evaluates bids, orders equipment, schedules delivery, estab lishes requirements, coordinates and oversees installation, instructs and trains staff and/or area metering personnel in test and installation of equipment. Plans, develops and participates in the implementation of standardized and specialized policies, procedures, programs, specifications, methods, testing and requirements for electric metering on the Eversource System. Provides engineering and technical expertise to others. The Senior Metering Engineer works on a variety of metering installations, including nonstandard, complex industrial and commercial, munici pal, special contract, cogeneration, mandated load study and research metering installations. Establishes projects, designs installa tions, specifies equipment for and evaluates bids, orders equipment, schedules delivery, estab lishes requirements, coordinates and oversees installation, instructs and trains staff and/or area metering personnel in test and installation of equipment. Technical Knowledge/Skill:
Explains concepts of new metering equipment to customers, manage ment, engineering, computer and technical personnel. Provides engineering and technical expertise to field forces engaged in carrying out approved electric metering programs and procedures. Oversees and participates in the test and evaluation of new meters and equipment and provides recommendations. Develops purchase specifications for electric meters, associated devices, test equipment and materials. Assesses technical competence of manufacturers and suppliers and recommends selection of same. Studies, analyzes and recommends use of new concepts in the art of metering. Participates in the development of standardized test procedures and schedules for electric meters, associated metering devices, instrument transformers and test equipment in use. Designs and develops for approval standard metering-installation methods and procedures. Provides functional and/or on-site assistance, guidance and instruc tion in the analysis and resolution of incorrect metering of an unusual nature, such as that resulting from defective equipment, improper installation, incorrect application, etc. Provides engineering and technical expertise and counsel to other departments on the installation, operation and costs associated with meters and related equipment. Participates in the development of metering requirements and proced ures and the design of metering systems for interconnecting compan ies, railroads, municipals and sale for resale customers. Develops and conducts training programs associated with electric metering functions, including Time Merit Progression Programs for CL&P. Coordinates with the Training Department, when applicable, on scheduling of same. Participates in the test and evaluation of equipment, such as meter sockets, switches, breakers and instrument transformer-metering facilities which are required to be provided by customers for metering installations. Provides work direction to lower-level technical personnel in the performance of above and similar duties. Required Education:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering is required Master's degree preferred
Experience:
Five plus years related experience
Salary Range:
$80K -- $100K
Minimum Qualification
Industrial EngineeringEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Explains concepts of new metering equipment to customers, manage ment, engineering, computer and technical personnel. Provides engineering and technical expertise to field forces engaged in carrying out approved electric metering programs and procedures. Oversees and participates in the test and evaluation of new meters and equipment and provides recommendations. Develops purchase specifications for electric meters, associated devices, test equipment and materials. Assesses technical competence of manufacturers and suppliers and recommends selection of same. Studies, analyzes and recommends use of new concepts in the art of metering. Participates in the development of standardized test procedures and schedules for electric meters, associated metering devices, instrument transformers and test equipment in use. Designs and develops for approval standard metering-installation methods and procedures. Provides functional and/or on-site assistance, guidance and instruc tion in the analysis and resolution of incorrect metering of an unusual nature, such as that resulting from defective equipment, improper installation, incorrect application, etc. Provides engineering and technical expertise and counsel to other departments on the installation, operation and costs associated with meters and related equipment. Participates in the development of metering requirements and proced ures and the design of metering systems for interconnecting compan ies, railroads, municipals and sale for resale customers. Develops and conducts training programs associated with electric metering functions, including Time Merit Progression Programs for CL&P. Coordinates with the Training Department, when applicable, on scheduling of same. Participates in the test and evaluation of equipment, such as meter sockets, switches, breakers and instrument transformer-metering facilities which are required to be provided by customers for metering installations. Provides work direction to lower-level technical personnel in the performance of above and similar duties. Required Education:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering is required Master's degree preferred
Experience:
Five plus years related experience
Salary Range:
$80K -- $100K
Minimum Qualification
Industrial EngineeringEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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