T&D Protective Relay Technician needed in the North Slope- 2x2, 12 hour days

  • 4 years ago
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What BP is Hiring for:

T&D Protective Relay Technician

North Slope, Alaska 

Job Profile Summary

Responsible for providing a high degree of technical competence and working knowledge of transformer, line and substation protective relaying, including electrotechnical and solid-state relays. Install, maintain, and repair protective relaying schemes. Understand schematics, wiring diagrams, and three-line drawings used to evaluate system issues. Repair and examine relays used to protect transformers and breakers. Evaluate the response of the relay to assess the cause of any malfunction. Install and maintain new digital protective relaying for system upgrades. Document test results, adjustments and related data on relay history. Coordinate with other departments and work on troubleshooting tasks. Use a wide range of general purpose and specialized electrical and electronic testing equipment and instruments.

Work Regions:

These opportunities from BP are available in Alaska, United States.

Features:

The below are factors that tend to matter for our listing seekers. This listing with BP offers:

2X2 Rotation

Relocation Assistance

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Requirements:

BP has indicated that these are the requirements for the listing:

  • Valid Drivers License
  • High School Diploma
  • Drug Test
  • Alcohol Test
  • All Types Of Weather
  • Clean Driving Record
  • Lift 75lbs

Requirements may not be comprehensive. Confirm w/employer.






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