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PPL

Regulated electricity and natural gas utility

Instrumentation and Electrical Technician A

Equipment MaintenanceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBedford, KY, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Speak, understand, read, and write English, and understand and carry out oral and written instructions.
  • Have education or knowledge equivalent to satisfactory completion of high school diploma requirements, or equivalent.
  • Be able to learn to use the tools and equipment required for the work.
  • Be willing to become familiar with and comply with Company Safety Rules.
  • Hold a valid state driver's license and pass the Transportation Department's driver's test to operate Company vehicles.
  • Be willing to work indoors and outdoors under varying weather conditions and report to any facility for any shift as directed.
  • Be in good health and able to meet the physical requirements, including working at heights and performing heavy manual labor.
  • Be willing and able to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to advance to higher classifications.
  • Communicate through verbal and written reports.
  • Learn to make and read simple drawings and sketches.
  • Carry through work assignments and obtain cooperation and satisfactory work from coworkers assigned to work with the employee.
  • Successfully complete company entry-level testing programs assessing job-related aptitude, knowledge retention, and problem-solving skills.
  • Satisfy the Company's attendance criteria for the classification.
  • Learn equipment clearance procedures and rules, safety practices, and maintenance instructions and procedures applicable to the work.
  • Have a two-year college degree or equivalent related experience and formal education, as determined through consultation with Human Resources and the appropriate institution.

Responsibilities

  • Follow all safety rules, procedures, and practices.
  • When directed by supervision, direct the training of other employees in correct operating procedures necessary for the Instrument and Electrical Technician Helper classification or other duties with which the employee is familiar.
  • Report to assigned locations for training when directed and actively participate in training activities.
  • Carry out assignments in training for and/or performing firefighting and first aid.
  • Demonstrate competency in duties and qualifications through job performance, training, and testing programs administered at prescribed intervals.
  • Watch for and promptly report damaged or defective equipment or conditions that may cause damage or injury.
  • Perform duties of lower or higher classifications that are incidental to the job and within the employee's capabilities, including duties needed to train for higher classifications.
  • Keep equipment, tools, materials, and work areas clean and orderly.
  • Report to any facility for any shift as directed.
  • Perform work responsibly and cooperatively to support a positive working environment.
  • Compile information and generate required reports, forms, and documents.
  • Represent the Company in the community with appropriate conduct and appearance and support Company policies, procedures, and objectives.
  • Perform simple work to check, inspect, repair, maintain, and install station equipment and apparatus.
  • Assist higher-classification employees by supplying necessary tools, equipment, and materials and, upon job completion, help gather and return them and surplus materials in clean, serviceable condition.
  • Clean equipment undergoing repairs and handle and move materials, supplies, and equipment related to the work; keep the work area clean and safe.
  • Perform simple dismantling and assembly, bolting and unbolting, and connecting and disconnecting.
  • Learn and operate hand tools, power tools, meters, test equipment, hoists, drill presses, grinders, and other pertinent tools and equipment as directed.
  • Prepare work surfaces and areas and remove and install equipment insulation, guards, and housings.
  • Set up portable extension lights and blowers as directed.
  • Assist with electrical and instrument repair, calibration, and troubleshooting.
  • Assist in lubricating station equipment.
  • Operate vehicles to transport personnel, tools, materials, and equipment as assigned.
  • Assist with erecting and removing scaffolding and rigging.
  • Assist employees of any classification in carrying out work assignments as directed.

About the Company

PPL

Regulated electricity and natural gas utility

PPL provides electricity and natural gas to customers in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island through regulated utilities (LG&E and KU in Kentucky; PPL Electric Utilities in Pennsylvania; Rhode Island Energy in Rhode Island). It owns and operates the energy transmission and distribution networks, purchasing power from generators and selling it to residential, commercial, and industrial customers. The company competes mainly as a regulated utility with a footprint across several states, rather than relying on competitive markets. Its goal is to deliver reliable energy service, maintain and expand its infrastructure, and support the communities it serves through its foundation.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Allentown, PA
Founded
1920

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