Image

What is an Electrical Transmission Operator?

An electrical transmission operator, or a transmission system operator, is someone that is in charge of transmitting energy in the form of electrical power on a national or regional scale using permanent infrastructure.

What Does an Electrical Transmission Operator Do?

An electric transmission operator evaluates circuit breakers and voltage levels, monitors transmission lines and systems for utility corporations. Typical duties include monitoring lines, predicting electricity needs, logging readings, and performing routine maintenance.

How Do I Become a Transmission Operator?

To become an electric transmission operator, you will need specific training, experience, and industry certifications. Organization and problem-solving skills are crucial for swift problem-solving. You must be able to respond quickly to issues and perform tasks such as transmission line monitoring, voltage level observation, real-time reading recording, and basic maintenance.

360training.com L&K International Division (LK_Intl_001) is recognized by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation as a continuing education provider that adheres to NERC CE Program Criteria.