System Operations Training Specialist (Control Center Training)

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entergyNew Orleans (LA)

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Job Summary/Purpose The System Operations Specialist is responsible for the development, implementation, and administration of the NERC Certification training program for Transmission Control Center (TCC) operating personnel. Job Duties/
Responsibilities: Develop and administer training to TCC Operators in accordance with the organization’s Systematic Approach to Training. Work with Operations Management to develop annual training plans. Work with Line Management on projects that impact operator responsibility, tasks and tools used by the training department and the operators. Administer operator qualifications and modify tasks as needed while ensuring PER-005 compliance. Participate in NERC, SERC and MISO committees that are focused on training.
Minimum Requirements: Minimum education required of the position: High school degree or equivalent or related work experience. Minimum experience required of the position: 10+ years system operations or transmission operations experience or 5 years experience with BS or equivalent degree. Any certificates, licenses, etc. required of the position: NERC System Operator Certification (may be obtained after hiring). This position is designated as a Safety Sensitive position and is subject to mandatory pre-employment and random drug testing.
Additional Responsibilities: As a provider of essential services, Entergy expects its employees to be available to work additional hours, to work in alternate locations, and/or to perform additional duties in connection with storms, outages, emergencies, or other situations as deemed necessary by the company.

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