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Entergy

Electricity generation, transmission, and distribution provider

T&D Metering Technician I

Equipment Field ServiceUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeConroe, TX, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A Vo-Tech/associate degree in electrical or instrumentation, or equivalent experience in related work, is required.
  • Within six months after employment, know the company's safety rules and be willing and able to administer approved resuscitation methods and provide practical first aid.
  • Within thirty days after employment, know the location of and be willing and able to operate firefighting equipment, including selecting equipment for electrical, oil, and other fires.
  • Be willing and able to qualify for an automobile and truck operator's license.
  • Know city streets and roads in rural sections.
  • Be responsible for company tools, instruments, and equipment.
  • Be familiar with meter and repair-parts stock.
  • After six months of employment, have a working knowledge of company practices and standards related to the work.
  • After one year of employment, have an elementary working knowledge of electrical fundamentals, meter terminology, electrical circuitry, and theory.
  • After one year of employment, be familiar with company rules and regulations for service and meter installations, the Underwriters' National Electrical Code, and state or local regulations governing electrical wiring as it pertains to service and meter installations.
  • After one year of employment, be willing and able to read and understand simple wiring diagrams and blueprints.
  • After one year of employment, know and identify meters and meter materials used and their purposes in electrical metering.
  • Be willing and able to qualify for or obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card and work in petrochemical facilities, and meet other applicable licensing, background-check, or identification requirements.
  • Have knowledge of meters, metering materials, and their use.
  • Satisfactorily complete all necessary and mandatory classroom training associated with the position, including OSHA-mandated training and bucket rescue.
  • Have a thorough knowledge of company regulations and county and state laws governing installation and diversion of electricity.
  • Be willing and able to perform the essential physical functions, with or without reasonable accommodation, including lifting, carrying, and transporting test and meter equipment; recognizing colors; working at heights and in enclosed spaces; and demonstrating eye-hand coordination and physical dexterity.
  • Be particularly alert to hazards and accident prevention.
  • Be willing and able to attend and participate in safety meetings.
  • Be willing and able to work under unusual as well as normal working conditions.
  • Have keen powers of observation and a temperament suited to work requiring manual dexterity, precision, and patience.
  • Be neat, clean, and orderly in work and person.
  • Be willing and able to meet the public pleasantly and tactfully.
  • Be willing and able to receive, transmit, and execute instructions in a manner that inspires respect and confidence.
  • Understand the importance of providing courteous service to customers.
  • Be willing and able to work after hours and on out-of-town assignments as required.
  • Be willing and able to work additional hours, in alternate locations, or perform additional duties during storms, outages, emergencies, or other situations as required.
  • Authorization to work in the United States is a precondition of employment.

Responsibilities

  • Under Class 1 and/or 2 supervision for one year and Class 3 supervision thereafter, perform simple and routine tasks involved in repairing, adjusting, programming, and testing electric meters in the shop and field, following specific instructions on methods and work details.
  • Use and maintain a laptop computer and/or tablets to program and maintain meters, complete daily work orders, report time, complete load-validation forms, and submit other required electronic forms.
  • Connect and use a test board and understand how to use testing instruments.
  • Read, connect, and disconnect meters.
  • Program and test new meters.
  • Clean, repair, and test old meters.
  • Read and reset demand meters.
  • After the first year, perform periodic tests, repairs, and adjustments on residential and small commercial meters.
  • Inspect meters and meter loops for irregularities.
  • Check customer wiring for accidental grounds.
  • Check installations for proper secondary grounding.
  • Check secondary voltage at customer entrances and perform load checks.
  • Calculate secondary meter constants.
  • After the first year, perform complaint tests on residential and small commercial meters, including meters with demand attachments.
  • Assist in assembling, building, and installing primary metering equipment.
  • After the first year, use fall-protection equipment for ladder and bucket work and, within six months, be able to work independently from ladders and in buckets safely and efficiently.
  • Perform general and miscellaneous labor in and out of the meter shop.
  • Perform necessary housekeeping.
  • Prepare detailed records and reports and maintain files as needed.
  • Handle and work from ladders safely and efficiently.
  • Operate company vehicles and equipment.
  • After six months, perform de-energized transformer-rated meter installations.
  • Load, unload, and handle meters, wire, tools, materials, and supplies, and assist with moving materials to and from the stockroom and field vehicle.
  • Assist a qualified meterman with simple, routine installations, inspections, testing, and maintenance.
  • Read and understand work requests, job drawings, and maps, and assist with Job Hazard Assessments.
  • Take notes in the shop and field.
  • Use various hand tools.
  • Assist in storm-restoration efforts.

About the Company

Entergy

Electricity generation, transmission, and distribution provider

Entergy generates electricity from natural gas, nuclear, coal, and oil and distributes it to about 3 million utility customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. It operates the full flow from power plants to the transmission grid and local distribution networks, and it offers tools like the Bill Toolkit to help customers manage energy use. Its approach combines a diverse fuel mix with an integrated generation-to-delivery model to support reliability and steady service across multiple states. The company aims to provide dependable electricity while controlling costs and investing in grid reliability and efficiency under regulated rates.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New Orleans, LA
Founded
1913

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