Troubleshooters generally work as a single man crew. Individuals will work on energized and de-energized lines and equipment, at all voltage levels, utilizing approved work methods, equipment, and tools in accordance with current training levels. Responsibilities include identifying and isolating faulty primary and secondary equipment; operating switching devices on overhead and URD systems. work with Field Electricians on overhead and underground systems; clearing faulty and unsafe conditions including maintaining, restoring electrical service; connecting, disconnecting, and operating portable transformers, generators, and temporary primary jumpers to restore service under emergency or urgent conditions. working with the Substation group to connect mobile substations; replacing failed transformers with the assistance of another qualified person; replacing damaged or faulty services during the initial response or as a follow up corrective maintenance after a temporary repair has been made; repairing and re-energizing primary; performing street light installation and repair; installing and removing protective covers; performing overhead and underground inspections and patrols and performing additional security, perimeter and emergency inspections of substations as necessary; making current and voltage measurements as required; directing the work of other Lineworkers assigned or necessary to assist with emergency conditions; applying standards, operating procedures, services requirements, and safe operating practices relating to the work without reference to notes on work of a recurring nature; operating and adjusting overhead and pad-mounted controlled equipment inspections as required.