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Competencies Energy Utility Technicians Lineworker r/ fitte er e Pip elay Pip Plan t/ Ope Field rato r Electrical Technical W eld er t& en m ol ru tr an st n ici In Co hn c Te Engineering Technician I. Personal Effectiveness ce rvi an Se nici ch Te er II Academic IV & V Industry Technical Su bs Te Re tati ch lay on ni cia n Mechanic I. Personal Effectiveness Competencies • Interpersonal Skills • Integrity • Professionalism • Motivation • Dependability & Reliability • Self-development • Flexibility & Adaptability • Ability to Learn III. Workplace Competencies • Business Fundamentals • Teamwork • Planning, Organizing & Scheduling • Following Directions • Problem Solving & Decision Making • Working with Tools & Technology Bo ile rm ak III. Workplace y iar t xil en Au ipm tor u a Eq per O II. Academic • Speaking Competencies • Engineering & • Mathematics Technology • Reading • Critical & Analytical thinking • Writing • IV. Industry-Wide Technical Competencies Listening • Industry Principals a& Concepts • Safety Awareness • Environmental Laws & Regulation • Quality Control & Continuous Improvement • Troubleshooting V. Industry Specific Technical Competencies for: Nuclear Generation, Generation for Coal, Natural Gas, Oil, Hydro, Solar, Wind, Biofuel, Geothermal, 1 Electric Transmission & Distribution, Natural Gas Transmission & Distribution

Energy Utility Technicians Education Requirements Electric & Natural Gas Generation, Transmission, and Distribution 8 - 10 Years Long Term On-the-Job Training Experience in Position Senior-Level Crew Leader ($59 – 79, 000) 4 -5 Years Apprenticeship Long Term On-the-Job Training 3 -5 Years Associate Degree and/or Apprenticeship Long Term On-the-Job Training 2 -5 Years Associate Degree Specialized Training Experience in positron 1 -2 Years High School Diploma Technical Certificate Apprenticeship Journey Lineworker ($63, 000) Mid-Level Technician ($61, 500) Mechanical Technician Substation Mechanic Relay Technician I &C or E & I Technician Plant Operator ($62, 000) Reactor Operator (77, 800) Specialty Technicians($43, 000) Boilermaker Welder Pipefitter / Pipelayer 0 -3 months High School Diploma Pre-apprenticeship Entry level ($26 – 33, 000) Lineworker Pipefitter / Pipelayer Technician Salary estimates on based on national average from EAPDIS, April 2007 and will vary depending upon geographic location