Careers

The Member Service Field Representative (MSFR) has the knowledge and ability to support metered electric services and outdoor lighting. This includes installing and exchanging meters, connecting and disconnecting meters and outdoor lights, managing collections for past due accounts, performing meter tests, system inspections, and net metering interconnection inspections, and installing equipment at the meter base. Additionally, this role supports other areas such as installing/maintaining demand response devices, performing minor water heater repairs, providing outage restoration support, and representing the Cooperative at community events.

The Member Service Field Representative (MSFR) has the knowledge and ability to support metered electric services and outdoor lighting. This includes installing and exchanging meters, connecting and disconnecting meters and outdoor lights, managing collections for past due accounts, performing meter tests, system inspections, and net metering interconnection inspections, and installing equipment at the meter base. Additionally, this role supports other areas such as installing/maintaining demand response devices, performing minor water heater repairs, providing outage restoration support, and representing the Cooperative at community events.

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) is seeking a Director – Procurement & Materials Management who will participate in and be a part of the operational management team where cooperative challenges are recognized, discussed, and solved.

Serve as a key member of the operational management team, addressing cooperative challenges and aligning departmental strategies with organizational goals. Collaborate with leadership to implement the cooperative’s strategic plan, communicate it to employees, and ensure procurement and inventory functions are fully represented. Provide strategic oversight for procurement, warehousing, contracts, and mailroom operations while fostering efficiency, cost-effectiveness, compliance, and stakeholder satisfaction.

Please see the PDF for full details for this exciting leadership opportunity.

The Economic Development Specialist will provide more robust support of economic development, engineering, and member services departments through: increased capacity to respond to requests for information and enhanced project follow-up, increased focus on data recording and research to provide for enhanced analytical decision-making and increased community visibility, further developing reputation as an energy expert and partner in long-term decision planning.

The Civil and Environmental Engineer III/IV is responsible for the site/civil work on the Cooperative’s substations, transmission lines and occasional distribution lines to include the review of foundations, concrete specs/breaks, grading, entrance roads, SPCC’s, SWPPP’s and the PCB oil disposal plan.