P&C Commissioning Specialist Iron Mountain, MI (Part-Time)
- Location
- Iron Mountain
- Workplace
- On-site
About this role
Job Overview
The P&C Commissioning Technician will perform acceptance testing and pre-commissioning of protection and control (P&C) equipment in the factory using procedures set-forth by Systems Control and its utility partners.
A Day In The Life
Every day at Hubbell is different and you’ll contribute in many ways. On any given day, you’ll make a difference by:
Apply protective relay settings and perform testing that validates proper function
Apply RTU settings and verify status, metering, and control functions
Execute testing procedures that ensure elements of P&C design are properly applied and functioning as intended
Troubleshoot and problem-solve when deficiencies are identified
Perform testing procedures and document the results completely, in accordance with internal and customer-specific requirements
Keep up-to-date with utility industry trends and practices by attending relevant training opportunities
Notify designers and engineers of deficiencies identified during testing
Identify potential process improvements and collaborate with other team members
Provide technical support to engineering, manufacturing and test departments
What will help you thrive in this role?
Associate’s Degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent (required)
Minimum of 5 years of experience in electrical/electronic testing and techniques of design (required)
Strong attention to detail, problem solving, time management, and strong organizational and multi-tasking skills (required)
Bachelor’s Degree preferred
Strong decision-making and leadership skills
Knowledge of the principles of theory and general electronic component functions preferred
Good oral and written communication skills
Ability to work from procedures and drawings with minimal guidance
Experience executing tests and documenting test results
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