Planning Engineer I will apply engineering principles to the development/revision
of a Comprehensive Master Plan, forecast, plan, and prepare capital expenditure
budgets; design improvements, additions, and relocation for existing utilities
systems: and provide support/technical assistance as required, depending on
area of work concentration. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Analyze electric, gas, or
water systems and develop a comprehensive plan for future expansions,
improvements and revisions based on the area of work focus. Plan, forecast,
and prepare manpower and fiscal requirements for annual and five-year capital
expenditure budget line items. Conduct research and provide cost justification
for major additions or improvements to existing systems; recommend route or
location, installation methods, and materials for system modifications. Perform
various studies to determine load, demand efficiency, and conditions of the
current systems. Develop and maintain data for system computer models,
including billing and land use data for load projections. Provide technical advice
and assistance related to electric, gas, and water systems to Division personnel
and other requesting parties. Coordinate work across departmental areas, other
utilities, and government agencies. Attend monthly coordination meetings to
gather information and discuss changes or improvements to the Master Plan.
Prepare sketches of proposed work, maintain records of system equipment
ratings, and publish the revised Master Plan annually. Keep up to date with new
methods and equipment, as well as the latest developments in electric, gas, or
water systems, through trade publications, conferences, and seminars. Perform
special projects as assigned. Perform other duties as directed.
Must have avalid driver'slicense from the state ofresidence.
Bachelor’s degree in civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, depending on
JOB DESCRIPTION |PLANNING ENGINEER I-KE401
0–2 years of experience is required. Must have an occupationally significant
combination of organizational ability, oral and written communication skills;
ability to apply engineering or technical principles and methods to utility industry;
spatial and form perception, mathematical ability, and attention to detail.
Must successfully complete the NIMS Training within 1 year of entering the job.
Physical Demands: Requires sedentary work involving standing or walking for brief
periods, exerting up to 10 pounds or more of force on a regular basis. THIS LIST
OF ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS IS NOT EXHAUSTIVE AND MAY BE
Work Locations: AB01 David F Hansen Admin Bldg 220 South Main Street Memphis 38101-0430
Organization: 0560230 Systems and Planning Engineering
Job Posting: Aug 4, 2025, 1:02:34 PM