The main focus of this position is the design of commercial and industrial gas and electric projects, including: Electric single and three phase system, service, and upgrades Electric single and three phase system improvements Electric single and three phase company reconstructions Electric single and three phase relocations Electric single and three phase industrial parks Electric single and three phase reconductoring Electric single and three phase conversions Electric single and three phase road moves Subdivisions Dovop/ Danger/ Reject pole – single phase & 3 phase Governmental and private lighting Primary metering Communications make-ready Gas system, service, and upgrades Gas renewals Gas relocations Gas reconstructions Gas system improvements Gas road moves Gas industrial parks Any Designer 2 task Perform other duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications Required Education Technical degree or equivalent in Electric Power Distribution or Gas Utility Construction and Service OR successful completion of a certificate program that aligns with those previously listed. OR Associate degree or equivalent education in one of the following disciplines: Electrical, Mechanical, Civil Engineering or other associate degree programs that align with those previously named or equivalent Armed Forces training. OR Completion of a state indentured utility design apprenticeship. OR In lieu of meeting one of the education requirements above, a minimum of 3 years equivalent utility design experience is required in electric, gas or communications facilities Required Experience 1 years’ working with Microsoft products 3 years’ customer contact experience in one of the following areas: utility, construction, industrial, or commercial 3 years’ experience in utility design of electric, gas or communications facilities OR 3 years’ of utility distribution construction experience OR completion of a state indentured utility design apprenticeship Valid Drivers License Testing Requirements Technician Selection System (TECH): Ability to use numerical information presented in drawings, prints, and graphs to solve arithmetic problems, ability to use symbols and codes to locate objects on a map, comprehension of pictured mechanical principles, and the ability to read, apply rules and make decisions based upon written information.