Central Lincoln PUD

Distribution Engineering Technician
Salary
Location
Job Type

$80,778.96 - $98,187.12 Annually
Reedsport, OR
Full-time

Department
Job Number
Closing

Engineering & Operations
23-03
2/8/2023 11:59 PM Pacific

This position is responsible for the design of electrical distribution system improvement, line extensions and
residential, commercial and light industrial projects.This includes obtaining easements and various permits. Ensure
that staking sheets, as-built drawings, and other engineering maps and drawings are created, organized, and
stored in accordance with established procedures.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Knowledge of:
Requires demonstrated knowledge of NESC, OSHA,
state, and local laws and codes dealing with electricity
and safety.
Skills in:
Microsoft Office Software (Outlook, Word, Excel,
PowerPoint), NISC Software – (Financials/Service/
Mapping-Staking), and have a basic understanding of
GIS.
Ability to:
• Collect and organize data from a variety of sources.
• Research alternative courses of action beyond
prescribed guidelines.
• Requires demonstrated ability to read and interpret
electrical engineering specifications.
• Requires demonstrated ability to work effectively
with associates, contractors, and customers.

Minimum Qualifications
• Requires a high school diploma or equivalent,
with a minimum of three (3) years’ electric utility
experience in utility operations/engineering with
emphasis on design and construction practices.
• An equivalent combination of experience
and training that demonstrates the required
knowledge, skills, and abilities may be
qualifying.
• Requires demonstrated knowledge of general
physics and mathematics with emphasis on
algebra and trigonometry.
• Valid driver’s license; Yes
• Post-offer background check required: Yes
• Post-offer drug test required: No
• Apprenticeship or other education/training
required as a condition of employment, or
progression or advancement: No
• FLSA Status: Non-Exempt

2129 N Coast Highway, Newport, OR, 97365 • (541) 574-2012 • www.CLPUD.org