Idaho Power
Station Apparatus Inspector
Idaho Power – Twin Falls, Idaho Application Deadline
01/06/2026 at 11:59 pm Mountain Time Number of Positions
1 Job Description
Idaho Power is seeking a Station Apparatus Inspector to join our Apparatus crew. You will work independently, inspect station facilities, perform minor maintenance, and notify station technicians of corrective actions. Responsibilities
Aiding Station Apparatus Technicians as needed Load and unload nitrogen bottles Perform station battery tests and maintenance Collect and review maintenance test results and electronically store them in the appropriate file location Maintain station buildings, restrooms, grounds, and fences to ensure safety, security, and aesthetics Operate auxiliary equipment such as pumps, exciters, motors, backup generators, relays, and regulators Work with contractors and station technicians to complete scheduled plumbing, fire extinguisher replacement, HVAC repair, and weed spraying Drive up to 3 hours to each substation monthly and perform visual inspections of equipment, transformers, breakers, reactors, capacitors, and security signs Key Qualifications
Knowledge of
OSHA regulations and MSDS Company regulations and policies Utility system practices and utility business practices Electricity, electronics, hydraulics, pneumatics, algebra, and trigonometry Hand and power tool operation Preferred
Substation construction and maintenance techniques Electrical, mechanical, and structural schematics Oil processing and SF6 equipment Heavy equipment and substation operation Power transformers, load tap changes, potential and current transformers Power circuit breakers, metal‑clad switchgear, circuit switchers, disconnect and air brake switches, synchronous condensers, series and shunt capacitors, and AC & DC controls Batteries, protection equipment, mobile transformers, oil vacuum filter equipment, and transformer assembly and disassembly Skills in
Interpersonal communication and good verbal and written communication Problem identification, problem solving, troubleshooting and operating test equipment Basic use of tablet and personal computers utilizing software applications such as Microsoft Office for word processing, spreadsheets, and e‑mail Cascade asset and maintenance database, equipment diagnostic testing software, and time management system Ability to
Make effective decisions Set and achieve goals Commit to personal and professional growth Read and understand station drawings Establish and maintain effective working relationships Work independently and be self‑motivated and flexible Meet project deadlines Apply established guidelines and use of good judgment and initiative in resolving work problems Education
High school diploma or GED Preferred Education
Completion of vocational/technical training, military training, or an associate’s degree in electronics, electrical mechanics, instrumentation, machinist/mechanics, hydraulic/pneumatic systems, or refrigeration/air conditioning Experience
2 years utility experience including experience working in substations, with substations apparatus/materials, or around mechanized or energized equipment Experience with electric circuits, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems Licenses & Certifications
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record based on driving requirements for the position A Department of Transportation (DOT) medical card required at time of hire Physical Requirements
Requires physical ability to perform work in the field up to 90% of the time in adverse weather conditions (extreme heat or cold), on uneven terrain, and/or within proximity of energized equipment; drive in all weather conditions; work in and around substations and occasionally work in confined spaces; operate test equipment and power tools; climb ladders and structures; occasionally lift overhead, lift and carry test equipment chest high, waist high or knee high weighing up to 75 pounds; operate foot controls; carrying up to 75 pounds with one or two hands; frequently grasp items such as small hand or power tools; occasional typing. Job requires the ability to bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb into and out of vehicles, ascend/descend ladders, twist, kneel, balance and reach. Applicant must be able to perform the essential functions of the position without posing a direct threat of harm to self, others, or property. Medical exam for DOT medical card required for position inspecting Oregon substations. Questions regarding job requirements or accommodation requests should be directed to Human Resources. Additional Requirements
Complete DOT PHMSA 49 CFR Part 172 required hazardous materials employee training. Attend defined stations and safety training. Benefits
Competitive pay and benefits Employee incentive plan 401(k) employer‑match Pension plan How to Apply
If you are a current Idaho Power employee, please apply through the Employee Portal. Otherwise, please contact our Recruiting Office for assistance or accommodation while applying for employment. Phone : 208‑388‑2965 Email : jobs@idahopower.com Equal Opportunity Employer
Idaho Power is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex (including pregnancy), age, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, veteran status, physical or mental disability, marital status, and any other status protected by applicable federal and state laws. Idaho Power will not provide sponsorship for obtaining an employment visa, such as an H‑1B visa.
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Idaho Power – Twin Falls, Idaho Application Deadline
01/06/2026 at 11:59 pm Mountain Time Number of Positions
1 Job Description
Idaho Power is seeking a Station Apparatus Inspector to join our Apparatus crew. You will work independently, inspect station facilities, perform minor maintenance, and notify station technicians of corrective actions. Responsibilities
Aiding Station Apparatus Technicians as needed Load and unload nitrogen bottles Perform station battery tests and maintenance Collect and review maintenance test results and electronically store them in the appropriate file location Maintain station buildings, restrooms, grounds, and fences to ensure safety, security, and aesthetics Operate auxiliary equipment such as pumps, exciters, motors, backup generators, relays, and regulators Work with contractors and station technicians to complete scheduled plumbing, fire extinguisher replacement, HVAC repair, and weed spraying Drive up to 3 hours to each substation monthly and perform visual inspections of equipment, transformers, breakers, reactors, capacitors, and security signs Key Qualifications
Knowledge of
OSHA regulations and MSDS Company regulations and policies Utility system practices and utility business practices Electricity, electronics, hydraulics, pneumatics, algebra, and trigonometry Hand and power tool operation Preferred
Substation construction and maintenance techniques Electrical, mechanical, and structural schematics Oil processing and SF6 equipment Heavy equipment and substation operation Power transformers, load tap changes, potential and current transformers Power circuit breakers, metal‑clad switchgear, circuit switchers, disconnect and air brake switches, synchronous condensers, series and shunt capacitors, and AC & DC controls Batteries, protection equipment, mobile transformers, oil vacuum filter equipment, and transformer assembly and disassembly Skills in
Interpersonal communication and good verbal and written communication Problem identification, problem solving, troubleshooting and operating test equipment Basic use of tablet and personal computers utilizing software applications such as Microsoft Office for word processing, spreadsheets, and e‑mail Cascade asset and maintenance database, equipment diagnostic testing software, and time management system Ability to
Make effective decisions Set and achieve goals Commit to personal and professional growth Read and understand station drawings Establish and maintain effective working relationships Work independently and be self‑motivated and flexible Meet project deadlines Apply established guidelines and use of good judgment and initiative in resolving work problems Education
High school diploma or GED Preferred Education
Completion of vocational/technical training, military training, or an associate’s degree in electronics, electrical mechanics, instrumentation, machinist/mechanics, hydraulic/pneumatic systems, or refrigeration/air conditioning Experience
2 years utility experience including experience working in substations, with substations apparatus/materials, or around mechanized or energized equipment Experience with electric circuits, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems Licenses & Certifications
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record based on driving requirements for the position A Department of Transportation (DOT) medical card required at time of hire Physical Requirements
Requires physical ability to perform work in the field up to 90% of the time in adverse weather conditions (extreme heat or cold), on uneven terrain, and/or within proximity of energized equipment; drive in all weather conditions; work in and around substations and occasionally work in confined spaces; operate test equipment and power tools; climb ladders and structures; occasionally lift overhead, lift and carry test equipment chest high, waist high or knee high weighing up to 75 pounds; operate foot controls; carrying up to 75 pounds with one or two hands; frequently grasp items such as small hand or power tools; occasional typing. Job requires the ability to bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb into and out of vehicles, ascend/descend ladders, twist, kneel, balance and reach. Applicant must be able to perform the essential functions of the position without posing a direct threat of harm to self, others, or property. Medical exam for DOT medical card required for position inspecting Oregon substations. Questions regarding job requirements or accommodation requests should be directed to Human Resources. Additional Requirements
Complete DOT PHMSA 49 CFR Part 172 required hazardous materials employee training. Attend defined stations and safety training. Benefits
Competitive pay and benefits Employee incentive plan 401(k) employer‑match Pension plan How to Apply
If you are a current Idaho Power employee, please apply through the Employee Portal. Otherwise, please contact our Recruiting Office for assistance or accommodation while applying for employment. Phone : 208‑388‑2965 Email : jobs@idahopower.com Equal Opportunity Employer
Idaho Power is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex (including pregnancy), age, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, veteran status, physical or mental disability, marital status, and any other status protected by applicable federal and state laws. Idaho Power will not provide sponsorship for obtaining an employment visa, such as an H‑1B visa.
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