Typical examples of the duties of an OH HS Troubleshooter include but are not limited to:
-Operates primary and secondary fault locating equipment and locates failures, principally on overhead and URD systems, and occasionally on the underground system when necessary.
-Operates switching devices on overhead systems, pad-mount equipment, and occasionally in manholes and vaults when necessary
-Clears faulty and unsafe conditions including maintaining or restoring electrical service
-Connects, disconnects and operates portable transformers, generators and temporary primary jumpers to restore service under emergency or urgent conditions
-Replaces failed single phase transformers <= 50kVA with assistance of another qualified individual
-Performs short duration maintenance tasks such as battery replacement, control cable replacement, and other similar activities
-As a single crew replaces damaged or faulty services during the initial response or as follow up corrective maintenance after a temporary repair has been made
-Re-installs single phase primary phases as a single troubleshooter or three phase primary as a multi-person crew with the exception of spacer cable messenger work
-Installs & repairs rubber protective equipment
-Operates and adjusts overhead and pad mounted control equipment
-Performs overhead distribution, system, and transmission line patrols and inspections, including transmission right of way patrols
-Performs overhead and pad-mount equipment inspections