Senior Communications Tech The Senior Communications Tech supports OPPD's mission by installing, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting advanced communications technologies essential to District operations. In this senior level role, you help ensure that OPPD's communication systemsi ncluding land mobile radio, microwave and fiber transmission networks, and telephone and data systemsremain dependable, safe, and fully operational. Your technical expertise strengthens system performance, supports timely restoration efforts, and contributes to reliable service for the communities OPPD serves. The Impact You'll Have Install, operate, and maintain a wide range of communication systems including mobile radios, base stations, microwave equipment, fiber optics, telephone, data, and intercom systems. Troubleshoot complex communication issues to support reliable performance across District operations. Test, repair, and rebuild communication equipment to ensure systems remain effective and dependable. Identify and resolve customer radio and television interference concerns. Support restoration of failed equipment, including responding whenever needed to maintain continuity of service. Perform all duties in alignment with District safety policies while maintaining consistent and dependable attendance. Fulfill operational requirements, including meeting access standards for secure facilities and supporting ongoing communication needs. Qualifications What You'll Bring Must Have Requires an Associates Degree in electronics technology or a related discipline and a minimum of 5 years Experience in an area similar to the above listed requirements or 7 years of equivalent work experience. Must be available for overtime work Requires a valid driver's license. Preferred Additional coursework toward a four-year degree is preferred. Tower climbing capability desirable. A valid General Radio Telephone Operator License is highly desirable. Closing Statement Local 763 Step 1 - $59.59 hourly At Omaha Public Power District , we¿re passionate about three things: power, the people who make it, and the people who rely on it.