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Station Electrician C-A at American Electric Power - ApplyBlast

Station Electrician C-A

American Electric Power

3 months ago

2.9 on Glassdoor

Heath, OH

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

This role involves the construction, maintenance, testing, and inspection of energized or de-energized generation, transmission, and distribution facilities. Employees assist in emergency call-outs, coordinate service restoration, and operate specialized equipment like cranes and aerial lifts. The position requires proficiency in electrical systems, print reading, and adherence to strict safety protocols within a utility environment.

Responsibilities

Perform construction and maintenance on energized generation and transmission facilities
Assist in emergency call-outs and coordinate prompt service restoration
Inspect, test, and repair station transformers, circuit breakers, and rotating machinery
Operate cranes, aerial lifts, and specialized equipment for facility work
Maintain records, submit reports, and adhere to strict safety regulations

Skills

Qualifications

Associate degree in electrical/mechanical/industrial maintenance technologyValid Class A CDL

About American Electric Power

aep.com

Headquarters

Columbus, Ohio, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1906

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American Electric Power (AEP) is one of the largest electric utilities in the United States, delivering reliable and affordable power to over 5 million customers across 11 states. The company operates a broad portfolio of regulated and competitive energy businesses, investing heavily in grid infrastructure and clean energy solutions. AEP has been powering homes and communities for more than 100 years and is publicly traded on the Nasdaq.