Provisional Assistant Capital Planner

The Planner is responsible for maintenance adherence and resource utilization. The Planner supports facility operations and maintenance departments by providing critical decision-making skills as it relates to the oversight and management of NYPA's preventative maintenance management programs. The Planner is responsible for tracking, managing, and ensuring NYPA's regulatory compliance in connection with NERC functional entities (GOP, GO, LSE, PSE, TO and TOP); FERC; DEC; RGGI and others. The APM Planner is also responsible for resource utilization in the planning, scheduling and evaluating of all work tasks within the Corrective, Predictive, Preventive, Major Maintenance, Modification and Major Improvement Programs.

The Planner is accountable to the New York Power Authority (NYPA) for the successful execution of his/her responsibilities in furtherance of:
* NYPA's North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Reliability Standards Compliance program as set forth in Corporate Policies
CP 10-4 and CP 2-9.
* NYPA's Asset Management Policy Company Policy CP 10-5.

The Planner is responsible for performing specific tasks identified in Business Unit Policies and Procedures that support Asset Management Policy Company Policy CP 10-5, Corporate Policies CP 10-4 and CP 2-9 and compliance with NERC Reliability Standards. The Planner is identified in NYPA's NERC Reliability Standards Compliance Responsibility Matrix established and managed pursuant to Utility Operations Business Unit Policy O-TC-01-000 NERC and NPCC Reliability Standards Compliance Program and procedure O-TC-01-005 Compliance Responsibility.

• Understand, communicate, execute tasks (e.g., provide input, review, coordinate, etc.), and/or implement specific elements of the New York Power Authority's (NYPA's) Asset Management System as defined in Business Unit Policies and Procedures established to support NYPA's Asset Management Policy CP XX-X and NERC Reliability Standards Compliance program as defined in Utility Operations Business Unit Policies and Procedures established to support Corporate Policies CP 10-4 and CP 2-9.
• Assist in the development and implementation of construction and maintenance work plans to support annual portfolio.
• Plan work tasks utilizing established methods, policies and procedures, ensure resources are provided in a timely manner so that work can be performed effectively, minimizing delays, increasing resource utilization within the budgetary constraints while improving quality.
• Assist in determining number of resources to be utilized on Work Orders by developing and providing credible estimates including labor, materials, duration, crew size, and contracted work costs.
• Assist in creating and maintaining a master schedule.
• Use work measurement techniques, including developing of predetermined time standards.
• Schedule Work Orders by programming work execution at the optimum time, based on considerations of priority and resource availability.
• Interface with other Facility organizations for the planning and scheduling of work. These interfaces include Safety, Environmental, Operations, Purchasing and Warehousing.
• Initiate and coordinate the availability of warehoused and direct purchase material to ensure that materials are available as needed.
• Utilize the Maximo System to the fullest extent possible, documenting the performance of equipment and maintenance work.
• This position has the potential to have a direct role in emergency preparedness, incident management or response and as such will require training in the National Incident Management System (NIMS).

• Ability to learn computer systems and software applications, including but not limited to: Maximo, Microsoft office products, (Excel, Project, Word, Access and Outlook), Primavera, Project View.
• Ability to interface and coordinate work on a daily basis with other Authority divisions and external organizations.
• Effective communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to view tasks logically, break them down into essential requirements, and generate a solution to meet the project goals.
• Ability to identify and solve problems.

• 2 year AAS degree in a technical discipline
• Related utility, construction management or planning experience, is essential in the development, evaluation, and presentation of materials to employees in mandated technical areas or equivalent military background.

• Approximately 25% travel, primarily within NYS, (Regional maintenance area for Central, Northern, Southern and Western New York, and Transmission right-of-way).
• Ability to access all work areas, within the area of the Region's maintenance responsibility, (i.e., substations, powerhouses, transmission right-of-way, and support facilities).