Sr. Transmission Line Engineer (Atlanta, GA)

Posted 18 days ago

planet groupAtlanta (GA)

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Senior

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$100-140 K/year

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About the role

Job Title: Sr. Transmission Line Engineer
Location: Atlanta, GA 30309
Pay: $100-140K/year
Relocation: May consider
Work Schedule: Hybrid (M-TH in office, Friday WFH)
We are seeking a Sr. Transmission Line Engineer to lead and work on various Power Grid Utility and Substation Engineering projects. The Sr. Transmission Lines Engineer is responsible for preparing or review/approve conceptual design and detailed engineering packages for HV & MV poles and foundations. As well as preparing project scope of works, design specifications, specifications for construction procedures and methods, and bill of material. How will you contribute to the team? Actively participate in securing T&D projects by sourcing active RFPs and developing proposals. As revenue grows in the T&D market in the US, help to build and manage a team of T&D Engineers to supplement the other disciplines that currently make up the SNC-Lavalin US Power Solutions BU (Civil/Structural, Mechanical, I&C, Electrical, Process, Piping, Pipe Stress).Detailed design and engineering of 12 kV to 500 kV overhead transmission line projects from conceptual design through to construction. Detailed design of underground transmission line projects from 12 kV to 230 kV.Conduct feasibility and planning studies. Prepare planning and detailed project cost estimates including engineering, materials, and construction. Prepare construction and material specifications and scope documents for construction tenders and contracts. Act as a mentor to junior engineers. Interface with clients and contractors. Coordinate with various disciplines, review work of other engineers and technologists. Interface with permitting agencies and regulatory bodies. Perform field reviews of work during construction. Ability to take on a project engineer and/or project manager role as required. What will you contribute? Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from a recognized institution. P.E. registration is required or eligible to obtain a P.E. within a year or two.8-10+ years transmission lines design experience. Technical acuity in T&D Engineering is required. Ability to inform design process based on previous experience with similar projects. Strong proficiency using PLS software suite; PLS-CADD, PLS-POLE and PLS-TOWER.Ability to perform EMF studies and line loss analysis. Transmission structure foundation design experience is an asset, including direct embed and concrete pier foundation design. Experience using GIS software packages like ArcGIS is an asset. Experience with transmission tower structural analysis is an asset. Familiar with applicable codes, standards, and regulations applicable to transmission line design in the United States. Experience with thermal upgrading and line condition assessments is strongly desired. The Planet Group is a global professional services firm delivering strategic staffing and advisory solutions. We operate at the intersection of talent and transformation - connecting the right people with the right opportunities. Named one of the fastest-growing private companies in the US, The Planet Group operates with a global reach and a performance-first mindset. We partner with clients to move fast, stay agile, and drive measurable results - building high-impact teams that fuel transformation and growth. EEOC Compliance Statement The Planet Group is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.#EEM#LI-SB5

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