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Engineering Supervisor
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What they do
A Transmission Line Engineer specializes in the drafting and design of transmission lines used for power transmission or telecommunications. They may plan routes for power transmission, examine maps suitable typography for related projects, as well oversee the construction process, ensuring that the transmission lines are installed according to design specifications and safety standards.
$102,988 / year median in South Carolina
Job Description
Responsibilities of the successful candidate include, but are not limited to, the following: Lead a team of engineers, estimators, and/or detailers to provide designs, quotes, and drawings for transmission, distribution, substation, and other utility structures, primarily tubular steel poles, arms, and accessories. Interview and hire new teammates to build and grow the team. Provide mentorship, coaching, and accountability to teammates. Ensure consistent application of current design policies, procedures, and practices. Manage team priorities and set clear expectations. Guide teammates to deliver quality work on time with consistent results. Actively participate within the division's leadership team to drive continuous improvement and overall business success. Support the sales team through customer interactions, promoting the value proposition and building strong partnerships. Collaborate with engineering leadership to deliver safe, competitive product designs. Occasional travel is required to visit customers, support plants, attend trade shows, and more. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering Registered Professional Engineer (PE) or equivalent Preferred Qualifications Prior leadership experience At least two years of utility structures industry experience (pole, tower, or transmission line design preferred) At least one year of steel products design or leadership experience Prior success in a customer-facing work environment Structural Engineer licensure in any state or Model Law Structural Engineer designation Degree with a structural engineering emphasis Master's degree in engineering or business Willingness to relocate for future advancement opportunities