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Have you always dreamed of working in a regulatory and compliance role for a municipal utility that is a member of a Regional Transmission Organization (RTO)? Colorado Springs Utilities will be joining Southwest Power Pool (SPP), a RTO that operates the transmission and sale of electricity across all or parts of 14 states spanning from the Canadian border through Colorado and down to the Texas panhandle. As a result, we are actively hiring a Regulatory and Compliance Program Manager to advise, manage, and maintain our compliance as an upcoming member of SPP!
What does this mean for you? An opportunity to serve as our four-service utility's expert on SPP's membership agreement, bylaws, and open access transmission tariff. You will work on developing an internal monitoring program to identify high-risk areas and gaps that could result in compliance issues. Additionally, you will work alongside experts to develop necessary policies, processes, and procedures for compliance.
If you have demonstrated experience in a regulatory or compliance capacity, preferably within the utilities sector, and are familiar with RTO regulations, policies, and frameworks, this is the opportunity for you!
Our people are the heart and soul of Colorado Springs Utilities. They keep the lights on, gas flowing, water coming in, and wastewater leaving. We do not just say people are important – we prove it! That’s why we are honored to invest in protecting the health and financial security of our employees and their families through our rich benefits program.
All positions will be posted for a minimum of 5 calendar days.* Starting pay will be determined within the posted pay range based on the experience, education, and training of the successful candidate; if there is a single pay rate posted, the job starts at that rate.* Colorado Springs Utilities does not sponsor work visas of any kind (including but not limited to H-1B, TN, or F-1 student visas with an OPT extension). Eligible applicants must be authorized to work in the United States.*
Colorado Springs Utilities is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Our differences make us richer. Learning and growing from one another makes us more than what we were. We want our workforce to be as diverse as our business and recognize the limitless benefits of this commitment. Our desire is to have the organization reflect the diversity of the Pikes Peak Region. As an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, it is our commitment that no person shall be unlawfully discriminated against because of race, color, national origin or ancestry, sex, age, religious convictions, veteran status, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Affirmative Action is Colorado Springs Utilities’ effort to ensure positive steps are taken to have a representative workforce reflective of the relevant available labor force.
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