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NPA Worldwide

NERC Certified System Operator

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What they do

An Operations Supervisor manages daily operations and activities for a company or organization. Primarily involved in supervising and coordinating the activities of front-line employees such as monitoring work progress, providing training, and ensuring compliance. Has authority over the work of their team members but typically reports to higher-level management.

$88,481 / year median in Montana

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

NERC Certified System Operator at NPA Worldwide NERC Certified System Operator at NPA Worldwide in Great Falls, Montana Posted in 5 days ago.

Type:

full-time Job description: Position Summary The System Operator reports to the System Operations Manager is responsible for the safe, reliable, and efficient real-time operation of balancing authority and generation assets from a Network Operations Center (NOC). This role monitors system conditions, coordinates generation and interchange schedules, responds to system events, and ensures continuous compliance with applicable reliability standards while optimizing operational performance and supporting grid reliability. This position plays a critical role during both normal and emergency operating conditions and is entrusted with the authority to take timely real-time operational actions to protect the bulk electric system, support system restoration, and prevent potential reliability violations. The System Operator works closely with internal teams and external partners to maintain system integrity and operational excellence. Primary Duties & Responsibilities Operate and monitor balancing authority and generation assets in real time to ensure safe, reliable, and economic performance Manage hourly resource optimization, generation dispatch, and interchange scheduling Respond to system disturbances, outages, and emergency conditions in coordination with transmission operators, reliability coordinators, and internal stakeholders Ensure continuous compliance with NERC, WECC, FERC, and applicable regional reliability standards (including AESO/Alberta requirements, as applicable) Coordinate with internal operations, environmental, and asset management teams, as well as external trading and reliability partners Review and approve switching activities and coordinate planned and unplanned outages to support system reliability Prepare and provide operational reports, system updates, and event communications to leadership Support the training, development, and mentoring of Associate System Operators Performance Expectations Provide training to Associate System Operators in real-time direction of interconnected generation asset operations Perform direct asset operations in a highly reliable, safe manner in accordance with NERC and WECC reliability standards for BA & GOP, including adherence to procedures, policies, guidelines, and real-time logging requirements Work with the Compliance Team to implement new or updated reliability standards Maintain NERC Reliability or Balancing Interchange Certification, including a minimum of 60 continuing education hours over each 3-year period (30 hours simulated operations, 30 hours NERC standards training) Demonstrate high customer focus, ensuring system event and outage information is accurate and communicated in a timely manner to the Lead System Operator, NOC Manager, senior management, and third-party asset owner/operators Follow department procedures and utilize human performance tools to ensure clarity in instructions and communications with field personnel Support reporting and settlement duties for generation projects and third-party generation operations Contribute to the development and maintenance of NOC procedures, policies, and operational guidelines Maintain effective working relationships within the department and across the organization; sustain professional competence and composure under normal and high-stress operating conditions

Qualifications:

Education & Experience Bachelor's degree in a technical field, or equivalent combination of education and experience (typically 6 years of related, progressive experience in lieu of a degree) 15 years of experience in electric operations or a related function NERC Certification Certifications Valid NERC certification at the Reliability Coordinator or Balancing Interchange level required prior to operating the bulk electric system Certification must be maintained through ongoing NERC-approved continuing education Why is This a

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Highly regarded for its massive investments in regional energy infrastructure, its commitment to a reliable power grid, and its deep economic and educational contributions to the community. Opportunities to grow. This center just opened in 2022 and they deal in green energy with solar, wind turbines, and batteries. Great place to raise a family that likes the outdoors, with 4 seasons and a lot of wildlife.

Salary Type :
Annual Salary Salary Min :

$ 111000

Salary Max :

$ 150000

Currency Type :

USD

Benefits

  • Professional Development