T&D Scheduler

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Be a part of the energy that is transforming the power industry of northern and eastern Maine. 
Versant Power continues to provide efficient, safe, and reliable delivery of electricity to customers in northern and eastern Maine, while never losing sight of safety, quality, accountability, integrity, and innovation, for over 100 years. 
We are committed to our dedicated people, who inspire us every day, to deliver something more powerful than power alone.  
POSITION OVERVIEW:
Under the general direction of the Supervisor of Scheduling and Customer Coordination, the Scheduler is responsible for the coordination, scheduling and optimization of resources utilized for Versant Power’s service and construction-related projects. 
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Develop a schedule for line work within a specific geographic area. The work will include at a minimum: internal capital, customer capital, service orders, hazardous conditions, damage plant, temporary repairs, power quality upgrades and back-logged work not completed.
Create a continuous two-week schedule of work coordinated with a monthly, quarterly and annual work-plan. This schedule of work will include an estimate for employee hours available to schedule and complete work. 
Determine resource availability of the District Line crews by tracking vacations, personal time, call duty, meetings, training, employee reviews and other factors.
Maintain an inventory of current work based on target dates for completion.
Lead a weekly District scheduling meeting to review and make adjustments to the schedule.
Monitor CU and other systems to determine where work requirements need to be scheduled and executed. 
Communicate with other departments including Customer Coordination, Planning and Capital Work Planning and Execution to ensure knowledge of the available workload, job readiness and resource availability. 
Ensure that any specialized requirements to complete the scheduled work are in place. This includes tracked equipment, flaggers, tagging requirements, and stock materials.
Work closely with the Fleet Department to proactively manage vehicle maintenance needs and build this into the schedule 
Ensure all completed work has the required information submitted back from the line-crew. This includes cost information, red line drawing markup, GIS updates, quality check-sheets, and Smartsheet updates.
Process completed work for closeout (field complete)
Reconcile any discrepancy between the assets that were installed (or removed) and what the planned job called for. 
Ensure change orders are completed in advance of necessary work completion for all jobs that require it.
Takes initiative to identify problems and issues and seeks solutions through collaborative efforts.
Maintain metrics on District work efficiency and report as required.
Provide assistance to the District Supervisor, as requested. Examples include timecard entry, monthly truck hours, fleet status, contact for contractor service, and meeting preparation.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

Works in accordance with the documented environmental procedures, instructions, and specific responsibilities as defined in individual procedures and instructions. Reports problems or deviations associated with environmental issues and the Environmental Management System (EMS) to the Environmental Department.
Performs other related duties as assigned, including designated duties associated with System Restoration.