Analyst
omni inclusiveMinneapolis (MN)
About the role
Outage Coordination Responsibilities:
Outage coordination (OC) responsibilities include scheduling, coordinating, and writing distribution switching procedures for NSP construction and maintenance departments adhering to safety policies and guidelines. It is challenging to provide a timely customer response when there are more switch plan requests than resources to coordinate, communicate and write. Maintaining the existing workload with fewer FTEs will result in longer lead time for switch plan coordination, which may result in higher Construction costs due to project delays.
Project Overview:
The person responsible for writing switching procedures, coordination with the control center, getting the switch plan written and in the schedule. A typical day involves looking at what switch plans need to be written for the upcoming days, sending them out for review, working with them to get it approved, once it's approved getting it on schedule, working with the control center, handing it off, and following up with questions that the control center might have. Top skills and qualifications required include: familiar with distribution electrical system, trouble man/lineman experience, and the ability to work well with others and coordinate/schedule. Ideal candidate background requires 5+ years as a trouble man/lineman.
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