Ameren

General

• Perform the full range of overhead line construction and maintenance work on electrical transmission, sub-transmission, distribution, or service systems
• Work on lines that are dead or energized and at all voltages
• Perform similar and less skilled work as required under direct but not constant supervision

Journeyman Lineman

• Perform overhead line construction and maintenance on electrical transmission, sub-transmission, distribution, and service systems
• Work on lines that are dead or energized and at all voltages
• Perform similar and less skilled work as required
• Work under direct but not constant supervision

• Work in line construction or maintenance crews as a lineman in training toward Journeyman Lineman
• Follow the Apprentice Lineman Agreement and apprentice curriculum over a three-year period
• Progress from unenergized circuits to energized circuits across progressively higher voltages
• Perform work under immediate supervision initially, then independently after demonstrating skill and safety
• Assemble line materials, hardware, and pole fixtures
• Climb poles and assist Linemen with services, secondaries, and unenergized conductors
• Perform groundwork normally performed by a Lineman
• Work alone on energized conductors up to 480 volts
• Perform less complicated higher-voltage work under Lineman supervision
• Develop proficiency across the full range of skilled Lineman duties
• Work on higher-voltage conductors alongside a fully skilled Lineman
• Perform less complex work alone on conductors of all voltages
• Prepare for examination through more difficult work under foreman supervision
• Successfully complete an oral, written, practical, or combined examination at the end of the Apprentice Program
• Adhere to safety rules and use appropriate protective equipment
• Respond to call-outs and maintain reliable attendance
• Use and care for vehicles, tools, equipment, and materials
• Maintain cooperative working relationships with employees and the public
• Communicate effectively in writing, orally, electronically, and with others
• Request service-wire outages from the public when required for work

Apprentice Lineman

• Work in a line construction or maintenance crew as a lineman in training toward Journeyman Lineman advancement over a three-year period
• Follow the Apprentice Lineman Agreement and apprentice curriculum, progressing from unenergized to energized circuits and increasing voltage levels
• Receive immediate supervision from a Lineman initially and work independently after demonstrating skill and safety
• Assemble line materials, hardware, and pole fixtures
• Climb poles and assist Linemen with services, secondaries, unenergized conductors, and higher-voltage conductors
• Perform groundwork normally performed by a Lineman
• Work alone on energized conductors up to 480 volts
• Perform less complicated work on higher voltages under immediate Lineman supervision
• Perform the full range of skilled Lineman duties during the proficiency period while accompanied by a fully skilled Lineman above 480 volts
• Perform less complex work alone on conductors of all voltages
• Work under a foreman's direct but not constant supervision to prepare for examination
• Successfully complete an oral, written, practical, or combined examination at the end of the Apprentice Program
• Adhere to safety rules and use appropriate protective equipment
• Respond to regular call-outs and maintain reliable attendance
• Use and care for company vehicles, tools, equipment, and materials
• Maintain cooperative relationships with employees and the public
• Communicate effectively in writing, orally, electronically, and with others
• Request service-wire outages from the public when necessary for work

Compliance

• Conduct first-line review of program data and information, providing analysis and recommendations for program management and design
• Lead development of implementation and project plans across business, residential, and strategy & innovation portfolios
• Review and approve vendor invoices
• Manage contract compliance and coordinate accounting activities with Corporate Accounting
• Maintain positive business relationships with customers, regulatory stakeholders, professional groups, and industry allies
• Oversee program data quality, quality control, and presentation of program data and information
• Support internal and external program communication and outreach
• Track program metrics and prepare status reports monitoring objectives, timelines, budgets, and goals
• Lead development, implementation, and tracking of projects using project management best practices
• Stay current with trends in energy efficiency and demand response

Program Specialist, Energy Efficiency – Compliance, Reporting

Supervisor

• Provide input to project planning and design
• Manage and evaluate contractor crews engaged in construction, maintenance and inspection of the electric system
• Set and assess contractor performance expectations for safety and quality through observations and audits
• Maintain contact with contractor supervisory personnel to assess manpower, equipment, tools and material needs
• Schedule, assign, and manage work safely, efficiently, and effectively under applicable contracts and agreements
• Monitor and control project budgets and schedules to ensure proper resource allocation and timely, on-budget completion
• Provide budgetary cost tracking documentation and construction timeline schedules
• Document project scope changes and provide project updates
• Coordinate activities with customers, contractors, external stakeholders, and other company departments
• Enforce WPA, safety rules, and corporate policies with contractor crews
• Conduct Safety Observations with individuals and crews
• Contribute to department and function goals
• Identify and implement operational improvements to control costs and improve productivity and quality
• Investigate and resolve customer complaints
• Ensure vendor field supervision enforces Ameren policies, practices, and safety rules

Construction Services Supervisor

• Direct gas field personnel responding to gas emergency and non-emergency situations, prioritizing protection of the public and property
• Manage gas-related work scope for assigned AIC gas areas
• Assess gas field personnel availability in an Operating Center based on orders sent to the outage analysis system
• Direct gas field personnel to respond timely to emergency and non-emergency gas-related orders
• Communicate with Gas Supervision in Operating Centers to address changing resource needs
• Perform after-hours callouts for resources due to gas emergencies or non-emergency needs
• Secure emergency JULIEs for gas field personnel performing excavation activities after normal office hours
• Work rotating shifts, including overtime for system emergencies, shift vacancies, or workload needs
• Attend occasional travel/field visits
• Complete required training in Decatur, expected to last approximately 3 to 6 months

Gas Distribution System Operating Supervisor

• Oversee and manage vendor-based distribution-related electric and civil construction and support crews
• Manage contractor work in accordance with applicable contracts and agreements
• Investigate and resolve customer complaints
• Ensure vendor field supervision enforces Ameren policies, practices and safety rules
• Provide input to project planning and design
• Manage and evaluate contractor crews engaged in electric system construction, maintenance and inspection
• Set contractor performance expectations for safety and quality through observations and audits
• Maintain contact with contractor supervisors to assess manpower, equipment, tools and material needs
• Schedule, assign and manage work safely, efficiently and effectively
• Monitor and control project budgets and schedules
• Provide budgetary cost tracking documentation and construction timeline schedules
• Document project scope changes and provide project updates
• Coordinate activities with customers, contractors, external stakeholders and company departments
• Enforce WPA and safety rules and conduct safety observations
• Enforce corporate policies with contractor crews
• Contribute to department and function goals
• Identify and implement operational improvements to control costs and improve productivity and quality

Software Engineer

• Provide onsite field management and coordination for electric Transmission projects
• Manage 20 to 100+ contractor personnel for construction contracts of up to $20 million
• Provide mentorship to the Construction Engineer
• Initiate and evaluate jobsite safety and quality control procedures
• Perform and document safety and quality audits
• Monitor construction activities, including manpower, equipment, tools and material needs
• Interpret and convey specifications, drawings and instructions to contractors
• Ensure contractor compliance with specifications, drawings and instructions
• Facilitate construction progress meetings covering safety, quality, schedule, scope and budget
• Document and provide progress reports
• Resolve safety issues, cost overruns, schedule delays and change requests
• Review specifications and drawings for constructability
• Assist with critical path project schedule development
• Assess material, construction access, restoration, construction techniques and jobsite security before mobilization
• Administer job working rules, workman’s protection assurance, OSHA and environmental regulations, and Ameren operating procedures
• Provide public relations and liaison support between parties involved in construction on Ameren property

Engineering and Construction Supervisor

• Provide input to project planning and design
• Manage, develop, and evaluate contractor crews engaged in construction, maintenance, and inspection of electric system facilities
• Set expectations for safety and quality through observations and audits
• Schedule, assign, direct, and manage work according to applicable contracts and agreements
• Maintain regular contact with contractor supervisory personnel to assess manpower, equipment, tools, and material needs
• Monitor and control project budgets and schedules
• Provide budgetary cost tracking documentation and construction timeline schedules
• Document project scope changes and provide project updates
• Coordinate activities with customers, contractors, stakeholders, and other company departments
• Enforce WPA, LOTO, safety rules, and corporate policies with contractor crews
• Conduct Safety Observations with individuals and crews
• Contribute to department and function goals
• Identify and implement improvements to control costs and improve productivity and quality
• Investigate and resolve stakeholder complaints
• Ensure vendor field supervision enforces applicable Ameren policies, practices, and safety rules

Journeyman Lineman

Journeyman Lineman

Apprentice Lineman

Apprentice Lineman

Program Specialist, Energy Efficiency – Compliance, Reporting

Construction Services Supervisor

Gas Distribution System Operating Supervisor

Construction Services Supervisor

Engineering and Construction Supervisor

Contractor Services Supervisor