REI Utility Services

Technician

• Ensure that the Statement of Work is being followed
• Perform Quality Control work if/when needed
• Assist with job specific training, guidance, and direction
• Accountable for all REI equipment and keeping it maintained and in good working condition
• Accountable for collecting the required field data in accordance with the assigned scope of work
• Effectively communicate with property owners when necessary
• Making decisions on safely accessing locations and informing their Field Manager for any inaccessibility
• Safely measuring power poles, midspans, working around roadways with traffic
• Following and enforcing all REI safety requirements at all times
• Properly utilizing assigned project tools to include, but not limited to: RTK (Real Time Kinematics) equipment, Hot Stick (measuring and phasing hot stick), iPad, MiFi, vehicles
• Other duties as assigned

Field Technician

Engineer

• Supports the design, modification, and commissioning of power system protection and automation schemes.
• Works closely with senior engineering staff to learn design standards, tools, and processes.
• Assists in developing substation protection schemes and specifying relays for redundant protection systems.
• Prepares basic engineering drawings, sketches, and documentation under guidance.
• Assists in calculating and programming substation protective relay set points.
• Supports commissioning activities by providing field assistance and documentation.
• Collaborates with project teams, contractors, and utility personnel to support project execution.
• Participates in training and mentorship programs to develop technical skills.

Field Technician

Associate Engineer – Substation