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University System of New Hampshire
Utilities Distribution Technician
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A Utilities & Power Distribution Engineer designs and coordinates maintenance of electrical utilities and associated power distribution systems. Performs inspections, performance evaluations, troubleshooting and sunsetting of systems.
$93,345 / year median in New Hampshire
Job Description
Perform duties related to the operation, inspection, maintenance, design, and installation of distribution systems for potable water, heating water supply and return, domestic hot water supply and return, chilled water supply and return, stormwater, wastewater, steam, and condensate. Inspects and maintains campus utility distribution system components, including but not limited to stormwater treatment systems, sewage lift stations, underground utility tunnels and valve pits, and fire hydrants. Duties/Responsibilities Utility Distribution System Operations & Maintenance (40%) Perform operation, inspection, maintenance, repair, installation, and troubleshooting activities for campus utility distribution systems, including potable water, heating water, domestic hot water, chilled water, stormwater, wastewater, steam, and condensate systems. Inspect and maintain utility infrastructure components including stormwater treatment systems, sewage lift stations, underground utility tunnels, valve pits, and fire hydrants. Install and maintain temporary utility services required for construction and campus projects. Respond to operational issues and coordinate corrective actions to ensure reliable utility service and system performance. Regulatory Compliance, Asset Management & System Assessment (25%) Ensure utility distribution systems are operated and maintained in compliance with University policies and applicable local, state, and federal regulations. Conduct inspections and support condition assessments of utility infrastructure to identify maintenance, repair, and replacement needs. Inspect erosion and sediment control measures associated with construction activities. Assist with maintaining utility asset information within Facilities asset management and GIS systems to support planning, tracking, and regulatory requirements. Project Coordination & Contractor Oversight (20%) Coordinate with engineering consultants, project managers, and campus stakeholders on utility infrastructure assessments, design activities, construction projects, and system improvements. Schedule and oversee outside contractors performing utility installations, maintenance, and repair work. Inspect completed contractor work to verify compliance with project requirements, quality standards, and operational expectations. Assist in planning and implementing infrastructure renewal and capital improvement projects. Stakeholder Support, Inventory & External Coordination (15%) Coordinate with Town of Durham Public Works staff regarding potable water, wastewater, and stormwater system operations and related issues. Support University Facilities personnel and other campus departments on utility-related matters. Assist the Utilities Distribution Superintendent with maintaining critical materials, equipment, and supply inventories. Provide technical support and coordination to ensure effective communication and collaboration among internal and external stakeholders.