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About the position

PSEG operates under a Flexible Work Model where flexible work is offered when job requirements allow. In support of this model, roles have been categorized into one of four work location categories: Onsite are roles that have specific onsite requirements and are typically onsite daily. Hybrid fixed are roles that are a blend of onsite work/in-person interactions with some ability to work remotely and require employees to live within a commutable distance and be onsite fixed days each week. Hybrid flexible are roles that can be performed remotely but require some level of onsite work/in-person interactions on a regular basis, require employees to live within a commutable distance and, since business needs vary by position and may change over time, managers will set expectations and flexibility regarding where and when work is performed. Fully remote are roles that can be performed remotely, require employees to live in approved states and will have purpose-driven in-person interactions on occasion. We want you to be healthy, balanced, and feel secure. That's why you'll enjoy a comprehensive range of benefits, with a focus on supporting your whole health. Starting on day one of your employment, you'll be offered several health-related benefits including medical, vision, dental, well-being and behavioral health programs. We also offer a retirement program, 401(k) with company match, company paid life insurance, tuition reimbursement and a minimum of 18 days of paid time off per year (including vacation, scheduled holidays, and floating holidays). PSEG offers a unique experience to our more than 12,000 employees - we provide the resources and opportunities for career development that come with being a Fortune 500 company, as well as the attention, camaraderie, and care for one another you might typically associate with a small business. Our focus on combatting climate change through clean energy technology, our new net zero climate vision for 2030 and enhanced commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion; and supporting the communities we serve make this a particularly exciting time to join PSEG.

Responsibilities

  • Installing, renewing, and repairing gas piping on customers' premises; extending service piping, installing meter spacings; setting meters on new spacings, including the fitting of pipe from meter outlet connection to house piping; checking completed work for tightness and compliance with Company's specifications, including the piping installed by plumbers.
  • Installing all types of gas appliances and turning on for normal operation.
  • Installing, inspecting, and changing service regulators; testing and adjusting operation of service regulators in the field, excluding industrial regulators used in complicated installations.
  • Making repairs to and installing repair parts on non-automatic appliances such as water heaters, space heaters, and ranges, excluding repairs to and installation of electrically operated controls; making repairs to, and installing those repair parts on automatic type appliances which do not involve the adjustment of automatic gas controls.
  • Clearing services and house piping of stoppages with or without the use of compressed gasses or vacuum tank, investigating complaints of no gas, insufficient gas at customers' premises, correcting same.
  • Taking and interpreting U-gauge pressure readings in order to locate small leaks and stoppages in service and house piping, and in order to determine adequacy of such piping.
  • Setting or removing pressure or temperature recording gauges, on customers' premises.
  • Stopping flow of gas by such methods as inserting rags or expansion plugs.
  • Shutting off, cleaning and re-lighting central building heating furnaces and boilers.
  • Re-lighting residential, commercial and industrial appliances in conjunction with active orders, meter change work and Street Department work.
  • Making simple sketches of piping and equipment layout on customers' premises to explain unusual condition to supervisor in shop.
  • Investigating gas leaks at customers' premises, using approved devices; making same safe.

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED
  • Must have a valid U. S. driver's license and maintain a satisfactory driving record
  • Must successfully pass the hiring tests administered by the Company (Gas Battery Test)
  • Per the Bargaining Unit Contract, this position has a 5 year lock-in period.

Nice-to-haves

  • Universal Refrigeration Certification
  • Experience in plumbing, pipefitting, HVAC, or appliance repair trades

Benefits

  • Medical, vision, dental, well-being and behavioral health programs
  • Retirement program, 401(k) with company match
  • Company paid life insurance
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Minimum of 18 days of paid time off per year (including vacation, scheduled holidays, and floating holidays)
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