PDS 3 / Power Delivery Substation
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Mesa seeks a Substation Physical Designer to become a part of our growing Power Delivery Substation Team!
Substation Physical Designer: 1-10 years of Medium and/or High Voltage Substation designed experience desired.Remote work possible depending upon skill-level and amount of work experience.AS degree or equivalent desired.Experience reading and developing Substation/Switchyard design drawings (General Arrangements, Eqpt/yard layouts, Eqpt Bills of Material, etc.) is required.Skilled in the use of drafting software (AutoCAD, MicroStation, etc.) preferred.
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