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Supervisor, Customer Service – Portland, Oregon – #109515 (Portland, Oregon, OR, US, 97232)

December 9, 2022
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Join Our Team!

 

PacifiCorp is seeking customer-centric candidates to grow and sustain our commitment to a culture of customer service excellence, environmental sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion.
 

General Purpose

 

Supervises a location or segment of a larger department. Implements business objectives, strategies and plans and oversees daily work functions. Responsible for selecting, coaching, and developing employees and management of salaries. Responsible for process improvement and management of billing, credit, outage and new service work streams. Provides alternatives and recommendations to management and influences their decisions regarding courses of action. Implements and supports company programs and policies. May be a working supervisor.
 

Responsibilities

 

Promote a customer first culture and commit to delivering outstanding results for customers.
Oversee the activities of the customer service agents and billing, credit, outage and new service work streams. 
Monitor operations and activities of utility billing services; recommend improvements and modifications and prepare various reports on operations and activities.  Recommend and assist in the implementation of goals and objectives; implement policies and procedures. 

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New 1.1-GW GE-Powered Gas-Fired Plant Enters Service in Michigan

July 12, 2022
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A new $ 1.1-billion natural gas-fired power plant, built by Kiewit and featuring equipment from General Electric (GE), has entered service in southwest Michigan. The Indeck Niles Energy Center in Niles, a community just north of South Bend, Indiana, will provide 1,100 MW of generation capacity.

The plant is operated by Indeck Energy Services along with its South Korean partners, Korea Southern Power Co. (KOSPO) and DL Energy, formerly known as Daelim Energy. Indeck, based in Buffalo Grove, Illinois, is a developer of thermal and renewable energy power generation projects across the Upper Midwest and U.S. Northeast. KOSPO is South Korea’s largest electric utility.

The Niles plant features two GE 7HA.02 gas turbines, powering two GE-supplied H65 generators. The facility also includes an STF-D600 steam turbine powering a H84 generator, and two heat recovery steam generators that are triple pressure reheat drum. The plant also includes GE’s Mark* VIe Distributed Control System software, along with services to support the availability and reliability of the plant, according to GE.…

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Siemens Cutting 200 Jobs at Texas Service Center

December 12, 2018
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Siemens on December 11 said it would lay off about 200 workers at a gas turbines parts and components service center in Houston, Texas, sometime in late 2019 or early 2020. A company spokesperson made the announcement Tuesday, saying the cuts are due to weak global demand for the company’s turbines.

Siemens in a statement said the decision was “difficult.” The company, in a letter to the Texas Workforce Commission, also said the layoffs were partly due to overcapacity within the company’s network.

Siemens in September said that it would cut 2,900 jobs in Germany to boost the competitiveness of its Power and Gas and Process Industries divisions. The company at the time said the cuts would save about $ 590 million.

Lisa Davis, member of the Managing Board of Siemens AG, in a statement at the time said, “The market for fossil power generation has contracted substantially. Against the backdrop of this structural change, the agreement we’ve reached [with the company’s unions] is critical to improving our competitiveness.”…

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U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Finalizes Rule on Wind Turbine Eagle Deaths

December 14, 2016
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) on December 14 finalized the latest version of its rule governing permitted levels of eagle deaths at wind turbine farms.

The rule, first issued in 2009, governs the FWS’s administration of the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, which makes it a criminal offense to kill or injure a bald or golden eagle. However, the law allows for certain “incidental take”—unintentional deaths due to otherwise lawful activities—leaving it to the FWS to decide what activities qualify and how they are to be monitored.

Contentious Issue

The deaths of eagles and other birds at wind turbine farms has become a highly charged issue in recent years, one that cuts across many of the usual political battle lines. Some environmental and wildlife groups have lobbied for stricter controls while others have argued the impact of replacing fossil fuels with wind represents a net gain for bird populations. Many of the companies that own and operate wind farms in the U.S.…

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