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Accenture Federal Services, in partnership with Anser Advisory (an Accenture company) is looking for a Commissioning Engineer to join our growing Utility teams on a multiphase, 6-year project. This project will make improvements to the electrification system to an area that extends 18 miles through Southeast Pennsylvania along 17 rail stations and includes full project and construction management of new transmission Lines, Electric substation rebuilds, and Electric overhead catenary wire replacement.

Responsibilities include:

• Coordinating with the construction manager (CM) an overall project work scope and approved secondary blocking plan prior to start of field work.

• Identifying critical work activities with CMs and installers.

• Coordinating testing activities between the testing groups and CM/installer.

• Monitors construction activities and ensuring equipment installations are in compliance with approved project documentation and Client’s Utilities standards.

• Supporting energization of new or modified equipment in support of testing activities.

• Directs phase-out activities and/or coordinating with responsible testing personnel.

• Assists CM in resolving design, construction, and test exceptions with the Project Engineer/LRE.

• Reviews test results and coordinating any required retesting.

• Verifies ready to start procedures are complete prior to energizing equipment.

• Developing a punch list for commissioning activities prior to project turnover.

• Participates in project planning and scheduling This also includes development of work sequence, testing scope, and outage planning.

• Review project design documents and drawings to develop a detailed installation test plan.

• Generates Apparatus test letter.

• Perform a detailed review of schematic drawings and S&C’s. As a minimum all tie-in points to other relay/control schemes will be verified during this review.

• Develop work instruction to support panel wiring associated with critical activities.

• Generates HRE’s when required with assistance from the project team.

• Assists with Client’s quality assurance and safety standards during construction activities.

• Stop work authority if work not being done IAW Client’s standards or approved plan.

• Supports CM with as-built (TAWI), on site & design as-built drawings, and Vendor documents.

Here's what you need:

• Bachelor’s Degree, Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience and a minimum of 7 years’ experience as a Commissioning Engineer with significant substation, transmission, and distribution experience and with 5-8 years of Project Management experience for a utility

• Working knowledge of electrical transmission and distribution, and substation design and construction project requirements, activities and details, progression of work, and quality control.

• Working knowledge of project activity progress data and reporting.

• Proficient in obtaining, organizing, and reporting project progress input from stakeholders.

• Proficient in MS-Excel, MS-Word, MS-PowerPoint, and MS-SharePoint Able to read, understand and obtain information from electrical design and construction documents.

• Able to evaluate project planned, actual, accrued and forecasted data for project progress reporting.

• Able to plan, organize, and time manage work assignments to meet required objectives.

• Preferred qualification - OSHA safety certification - 10 hrs

Work location is 100% on site in Southeast Pennsylvania.**

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The pay range for the states of California, Colorado, Hawaii, New York, Washington, and the District of Columbia is:

$131,300—$269,100 USD

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