Outage Coordinator
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Outage Coordinator
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Posted
22 October 2026
Start date
11 January 2027
LocationHartford
Job type Contract
Discipline Civil Structural and Architectural
Reference170734
Job Function Coordinator
Job description
Senior Outage Coordinator
The typical job duties that the Outage Coordinators may provide include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Provide planning and coordination support for outages required for projects within the Capital Portfolio.
- Participates in constructability reviews with the project team
- Collaborate with Transmission Maintenance, Transmission Projects, Electric Operations, Control Centers (i.e. CONVEX, ESCC, etc.), System Operations Center (SOC), Vegetation Management, generators, and others as appropriate.
- Leading/supporting Capital Portfolio Monthly Outage Coordination Meetings.
- Attends Single Contingency Load Loss (SCLL) committee meetings and resolves committee concerns that may impact project outage requests.
- Develop and maintain outage sequence plan diagrams and schedules.
- Track progress of outage review and approvals.
- Provide timely and regular (e.g., weekly) outage schedule/status updates to Project Managers and Construction Representatives.
- Support the project team to align project schedules and scope with outage plans.
- Attend meetings and/or field visits as requested by project teams.
- Provide Outage Coordination with all post outage closeout notifications.
The Outage Planners will require access to iTOA and DCR and will not create or submit outage/permit requests in iTOA or DCR systems without successful completion of appropriate trainings or demonstration of understanding of policies and procedures, specifically, switching and tagging procedures.
Experience and Education:
10+ years of relevant experience above.
We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified individuals will receive consideration for employment without regard to race; color; age; sex; sexual orientation; gender identity; religion; national origin; disability; veteran status; genetic information; or any other criteria protected by governing law.