Field Leader Electric Operations - Line

Essential Functions: Demonstrate Safety Leadership by promoting and assuring a safe working environment, as well as, helping to support the continued improvement of electric operations public safety. In addition, ensure all personnel performs safe work habits according to NIPSCOs Safety Manual. Provide leadership, direction, and performance coaching to the front-line workforce. Facilitate effective two-way communication, especially between front-line workers and the rest of the as a consistent and regular presence at work sites providing leadership, direction and feedback to the front-line employees. Actively manage the development, training, and evaluation of front-line workers to improve individual and team performance. Manage and enforce the terms in the Collective Bargaining Agreement (where applicable)Promote Operational Excellence by motivating, coaching, and developing staff to meet established objectives Create an environment in which front-line workers are actively involved in the spirit and steps of Continuous Improvement. Ensure optimal use of resources by supporting the development and driving the execution of the teams' work plans along with proper management of Operating and Maintenance and Capital Budgets. Collaborate with and build strong working relationships with internal and external groups to coordinate work efforts. Ensures work is completed according to company standards, regulations, processes and procedures. Ensure employees effectively use tools and technology to complete their daily work. Cultivate and advance a diverse and inclusive environment. Convey a leadership image that is consistent with the organization's values, demonstrating the qualities, traits and demeanor that commands leadership respect. Troubleshoot process systems, equipment failure/concerns or inefficiencies when they occur. Respond to emergencies within the company's established procedures, incident command system structure, and storm recovery structure. Ensures all training of personnel is up to date and compliant. Must possess valid State Driver's License and clean driving record and clean driving record. Rotating standby and shift work. Required Qualifications for PositionHS Diploma/GEDDemonstrated knowledge and ability to quickly assess and make sound decisions in emergency situations Strong knowledge of on-the-job safety and compliance requirements Ability to motivate stakeholders with varying priorities to accomplish a common goal. Strong organizational and planning skills Ability to coach and develop employees Demonstrated ability to use a variety of technologies used for everyday tasks Periodically assumes duties of the department manager. Additional hours more than 40/week and/or out of town or overnight travel may be required to meet expectations of this position Complete and submit a proper Request for Clearance in accordance with NIPSCOs General Orders. Participates in regional standby understanding of electrical concepts and theories. Responsible for directing their teams to meet CAIDI, SAIDI, SAIFI, ETR, and other customer commitment goals. Directs field damage assessment and restoration work for electric system outages. Work closely within the following software platforms; ITOA, OMS, NIMS, Salesforce and GISPreferred Additional Qualifications for Position Associate or bachelor's degree from an accredited institution 4+ years of experience in electric industry and/or background within a related utility, and skilled trades. Demonstrated Leadership experience Additional relevant certifications such as: Project Management Professional, Certified Safety Professional, Professional Engineer Certification Upon Hire Salary Range*:$96,600.00 - $144,900.00*The salary offered to a candidate is based on several factors including but not limited to the candidate's skills, job-related knowledge, and relevant experience, as well as internal pay equity.