ELECTRIC STATION OPERATOR (Code No. 5224)
pays $32.00 an hour to start. No experience required. Two year training course.
Deadline: 7-20-17
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/lacity
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An Electric Station Operator operates high voltage electric and auxiliary equipment in hydroelectric generating, receiving and distributing stations and in high voltage DC Converter Plants; performs routine inspections, meter readings, and cleaning of high voltage equipment and facilities; prepares reports and documentation related to work activities in station; and does other related duties.
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7/20/2017 11:59 PM Pacific
pays $32.00 an hour to start. No experience required. Two year training course.
Deadline: 7-20-17
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/lacity
https://www.governmentjobs.com/care...n-operator-5224?pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
An Electric Station Operator operates high voltage electric and auxiliary equipment in hydroelectric generating, receiving and distributing stations and in high voltage DC Converter Plants; performs routine inspections, meter readings, and cleaning of high voltage equipment and facilities; prepares reports and documentation related to work activities in station; and does other related duties.
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- All entry-level positions are temporary training positions as defined in Civil Service Commission Rule 5.30. An Electric Station Operator must successfully complete a two-year intensive on-the-job and classroom training program in order to receive an appointment to a regular Electric Station Operator position.
- Assignments are subject to rotating shifts and various work locations throughout the City's power system.
- A trainee must be able to communicate in English in a readily understandable manner and must be able to write clearly and legibly in English.
- A trainee will be required to climb a ladder up to 40 feet in height and perform work activities in elevated positions; carry a forty-pound load for a minimum distance of 100 feet; and hold a one and one-half inch fire hose at a minimum operating pressure of 100 psi for the purpose of washing insulators.
- See the corresponding "Job Preview" for additional information regarding the duties of an Electric Station Operator in a trainee and/or regular position. The Job Preview is available on-line at http://per.lacity.org/exams/ElectricStationOperatorJobPreview.pdf
- Completion of at least eight months in the Utility Pre-Craft Trainee training program sponsored by the Department of Water and Power; or
- One year of full time paid experience in electrical or mechanical work involving the operation, maintenance, or repair of electrical generating and distribution equipment such as found in an electric generating plant or receiving and distribution stations, or electrical distribution systems, including those of major industrial facilities such as oil refineries, chemical plants, or water treatment plants; or
- One year of full time experience performing work on electrical equipment and circuits in the maintenance or construction of electrical systems while in the United States Armed Forces; or
- Successful completion of three semester units or four quarter units from an accredited college or university or trade school in physics, chemistry, electricity, or electronics; or
- Successful completion of one year of high school level course work in physics, chemistry, electricity, or electronics; or
- Successful completion of the Hayden or Delmar Electricity course sponsored by the Department of Water and Power.
7/20/2017 11:59 PM Pacific
I tried to recruit my friend's daughter who was 26 for a state job making 21 dollars a hour. She told me she can't work a job that requires her to show up for work on the regular. I thought she was joking so her mother and I filled out her application. She skipped her interview. She works at KFC now. 
