About the role

POWERLINE SUPERVISOR Deseret Power is an electrical utility serving Utah and surrounding states. We have an excellent job opportunity for a Powerline Supervisor at our Bonanza Plant, a 500 MW coal-fired generating station, near Vernal, Utah. The successful candidate will be required to direct and oversee the Powerline department. Direct, monitor, and assist department employees in completing assigned tasks. You will be required to monitor and maintain the department knowledge level and schedule training as needed. You will also assist the Meter, Relay, and Communications departments as needed. You will oversee other work assignments outside of the substations which may include work with explosives for boiler de-slagging during unit outages, powerline inspection, maintenance, and vegetation management. Your department will be required to comply with all O.S.H.A and other generally accepted safety standards. You will be required to keep accurate records and documentation. Your department will be expected to answer emergency call outs during and outside of normal working hours. Travel and out-of- town stay periodically required. You must have 7 years as a Journeyman lineman with 2 years Supervisory experience. You must have or be able to obtain a valid Utah, class B commercial driver license with a hazardous endorsement. We offer excellent working conditions and a competitive salary/benefits package. Deseret Power is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified candidates should apply and submit a resume online at www.deseretpower.comrecblid ohoj 107tukcsp 3ohacga 232eydv 982

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