Distribution Standard Drafter, Tampa

Job Title

Short Description: - least 3 days onsite per week - Monday– Friday (5 days a week) from 7am-3:30pm (start time can be flexible, 6:30am or 7:30am) - 820 S 78th St Tampa, FL 33619 Role Overview

Main Responsibilities: Design, develop, and revise distribution standards and special designs that meet all requirements of the National Electric Safety Code (NESC) Develop and maintain all standards related to M-drawings, H-drawings, Construction Standards, Special Designs, and drawings Provide timely drafting updates to distribution engineering and other internal customers as neededUpdate and maintain the approved materials catalogue (AMC) Prepare and meet deadlines for monthly Standard Practice Committee Meetings (SPCM). Complete all drafting requirements for the above on a monthly basis. Proofs engineers and technicians work for correct construction designs Must-Have vs. Nice-to-Have Skills

Must Have: CAD and/or MicroStation Graphics Drafting Organizational skills Detailed oriented– will help with peer review of the designs Time management Technical writing Typing Engineering Degree Nice to have: Utility experience (2-4 years) Technical writing Typical Day-to-Day Tasks

Checking in with the Standards Supervisor to review and prioritize tasks Revise and maintain various distribution standards documents and drawings Attend meetings as needed (Monthly SPCM, weekly standards meetings) Tools / Technologies Required

CAD and/or MicroStation Cross-Functional Collaboration?

Will have to collaborate with distribution engineering, asset management, safety, training, transmission engineering, meter department, procurement and various other internal Clients' teams. Ideal Work Style or Personality Fit?

Detail oriented Collaborative and team oriented Independent Analytical Flexible and adaptable to changing priorities Red Flags to Watch For

We are looking for someone that has prior drafting or drawing experience - ideally 2-4 years' experience or more We also need someone to have an engineering degree (anything other than this would be a red flag) Interview Process (Steps, Interviewers, Timeline)?

Two interview steps, one technical screening and a final SFE interview with a panel