Gas Service Design Analyst
- Jackson, MI, United States
Pay: $30-32/hour, DOE
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Gas Service Design Analyst
Location: Remote within the State of Michigan. Requiring support in-person on-site 2-3 times per month.
Contract: 12 months
Schedule: 40 Hours
Pay: $30-32/hour, DOE
The Planet Group is looking for a Gas Service Design Analyst to join our well-known Fortune 500 client on a 12-month contract, working a remote schedule.
Gas Service Design Analyst | Qualifications:
- Utility system design and analysis using Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Geographic Information System (GIS) software.
- Software experience with: MicroStation V8i or v10, AutoCAD, Open Plant, GIS.
- Skilled at task prioritization and coordination within a team environment, while maintaining an ability to complete tasks with high level of independence.
- Energy industry background, such as knowledge and experience in gas distribution utility operations and design.
- Ability to understand and apply regulations, company policies, standards and procedures.
- Detail oriented
- Technical writing
- Written and Verbal Communication Skills
Gas Service Design Analyst | Responsibilities:
- Understand, apply and recommend department standards, procedures, processes and job aids as related to plans and specifications, maps, images, specialized components, custom reports, cells and related material for projects or other work order application documents.
- The Gas Service Design Analyst will be expected to review a variety of projects complexities ranging from intermediate to advanced level, and will occasionally coordinate with internal departments, contractors, and leadership to ensure compliance and effective management of project tasks.
- Apply utility design and construction standards to ensure compliance.
- Understanding of appropriate materials and components based on project requirements.
- Ability to analyze industry standards, maps, blueprint drawings, details, survey data, sketches, and project scope requirements.