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Fixed Utility Valuation Engineer Trainee - 2 positions
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SALARY:
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$53,516.00 - $63,785.00 Annually |
JOB
TYPE: |
Civil Service |
DEPARTMENT:
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Public Utility Commission |
LOCATION:
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Dauphin County |
OPENING
DATE: |
02/15/18 |
CLOSING
DATE: |
03/02/18 11:59 PM |
JOB
CODE: |
G2000 |
POSITION
NUMBER: |
494061 |
UNION:
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AFSCME |
BARGAINING
UNIT: |
B4 |
PAY
GROUP: |
ST06 |
BUREAU/DIVISION
CODE: |
1308 |
BUREAU/DIVISION:
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Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement |
WORKSITE
ADDRESS: |
400 North Street |
CITY:
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Harrisburg |
ZIP
CODE: |
17120 |
CONTACT
NAME: |
Shannon Marciano |
CONTACT
PHONE: |
717-787-8714 |
CONTACT
EMAIL: |
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THE
POSITION: |
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If you anticipate the need for an accommodation due to a
disability, please inform the Human Resource Office at the time an interview
is scheduled. |
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DESCRIPTION
OF WORK: |
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This is an entry-level professional position with the
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission pertaining to the engineering aspects
of public utility regulation within the Commonwealth. Ability to
communicate clearly both verbally and in writing. Ability to
participate in an on-the-job training program designed to develop practical
proficiency in the analysis of engineering related subjects of fixed utility
rate-related proceedings. Ability to
assist in the review of and perform the analysis of engineering, economic and
statistical data in the areas of rate base evaluation, rate structure, cost
of service, 1307(f) gas cost and related issues. Ability to
assist in the preparation of the rate structure and engineering portion of
I&E briefs and reports. Ability to
assist in the development and presentation of conclusions in testimony and
reports on a variety of engineering, economic and statistical issues based on
the data presented in proceedings before the Commission. Ability to
assist senior engineers in the preparation of staff testimony on rate base,
rate structure cost of service and 1307(f) gas cost issues for presentation
at rate investigation hearings. Ability to
assist in the analysis of cost of service studies and bill frequency
analyses, and review hearing transcripts, exhibits and other documents
submitted in rate-related case filings. Ability to
assist in the preparation of interrogatories and studies that support and/or
assist in the presentation of I&E positions. Ability to
attend hearings in order to assist in the provision of technical support to
the prosecutory staff in contested proceedings on engineering, economic and
statistical issues. Ability to
inspect utility plants in order to determine if the equipment is used and
useful and compatible with the proposed rates, and to gain an understanding
of the operation of the equipment. Ability to
attend prehearing conferences, mediation and settlement conferences of
rate-related proceedings. Ability to
participate in meetings with utility personnel to discuss issues and to
facilitate understanding of engineering, economic and statistical issues. Ability to
keep abreast of developments in utility regulation through independent study,
attendance at lectures and conferences and review of industry-related
magazines and newsletters. |
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REQUIRED
EXPERIENCE, TRAINING & ELIGIBILITY: |
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Eligibility -
all candidates or Four
years of related engineering experience with a public utility or public
utility regulatory agency, and the possession of an Engineer-in-Training
certificate issued by or acceptable to the Pa. State Board of Professional
Engineers. |
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EXAMINATION
INFORMATION: |
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Recruitment Method(s):
Eligibility - Competitive Promotion
Without Examination Only
In a classification at Pay Scale
Group 5 where there is a clear linkage between the knowledge, skills, and
abilities required to perform the duties of that class and the knowledge,
skills, and abilities required of the Fixed Utility Valuation Engineer
Trainee class. Applications submitted will be reviewed to determine if an
applicant's current or previous class has a logical occupational, functional,
or career development relationship to the Fixed Utility Valuation Engineer
Trainee class.
Application Instructions
All application materials must be
filed online by the closing date of this posting. Faxed,
e-mailed, mailed, late and/or incomplete applications will not be accepted. |
APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT: |
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