NERC
currently has several drafting teams which have vacancies seeking
additional subject matter experts.
Participation on drafting teams provides stakeholders an
excellent opportunity to become familiar with the standards development
process, play a pivotal role in improving electric reliability, and
interact with industry peers interested in similar issues.
By submitting a nomination for a drafting team you
are indicating your willingness and agreement to actively participate in
the standards development process and in particular drafting team
meetings if appointed to the drafting team by the Standards Committee.
This means that if you are appointed to drafting team you are
expected to attend the vast majority of the face-to-face drafting team
meetings as well as participate in the vast majority of the drafting
team meetings held via conference calls. Failure to do so shall result
in your removal from the drafting team and will be a factor when
considering membership for future drafting teams.
The
NERC coordinators for the following projects have identified the need
for additional subject matter experts. Industry stakeholders can
nominate themselves for consideration by the Standards Committee for
these specific vacancies.
The
Reliability Standards Development Procedure provides information on
the process and drafting team participation.
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Project
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Vacant Appointments
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Qualifications |
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Project 2007-02 Operating Personnel Communications Protocols |
Seeking an individual with
physical security experience and an individual with cyber security
experience to replace a team member who is retiring.
Also seeking an individual from the Eastern Interconnection to replace a
team member that will be retiring from the team. |
Experience in:
|
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Project 2007-05 Balancing Authority Controls |
Seeking an individual with balancing experience from the WECC to replace
a team member from CASIO that has left the team.
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Experience in one or more of the following: AGC, CPS1, CPS2, BAAL, the
ACE equation, DCS, and metering. Familiarity with Time Error Corrections
and Inadvertent Accounting a plus, but not required. |
|
Project 2007-12 Frequency Response |
Seeking individual representing Transmission Dependent Utilities (TDU). |
Experience in analyzing
or modeling frequency response. |
|
Project 2008-01 — Voltage and Reactive Planning and Control |
Seeking a total of two individuals:
|
Seeking individuals who have experience with reactive power planning and
operational techniques across the United States and/or Canada. |
|
2008-12 Coordinate Interchange Standards |
Seeking an individual from a Transmission Dependent Utility that is
experienced with tagging, scheduling, and checking out Interchange. |
Experience in managing activities associated with coordinating
Interchange.
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Project 2009-02 Real-time Monitoring and Analysis Capabilities
|
Seeking a total of three individuals from a Generator Operator,
Transmission Operator, Balancing Authority, or Reliability Coordinator
who is experienced in real-time operations.
|
Knowledge of supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and Energy
Management System (EMS) applications used to support real-time
operations |
