NERC Compliance Analyst

Reviews compliance evidence, maintains regulatory documentation, and supports utility compliance activities related to NERC reliability standards.

Job Requirements

• Associate degree or at least 60 college credit hours.
• 2–5 years of experience in regulatory compliance, utilities, energy, industrial operations, or a related field.
• Experience reviewing and maintaining compliance documentation.
• Basic proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
• Ability to work in a primarily office-based environment.
• Ability to travel occasionally to project or utility sites.

Preferred Skills

• Experience with NERC reliability standards.
• Experience supporting electric utilities or power industry compliance programs.
• Experience developing or updating regulatory procedures and training documentation.
• Experience performing compliance evidence reviews or audits.
• Experience tracking project milestones, deadlines, and documentation deliverables.

Job Responsibilities

• Review, organize, and manage compliance evidence and supporting documentation.
• Maintain program documentation in accordance with applicable NERC reliability standards.
• Draft and update internal procedures, training materials, and compliance documentation.
• Track project tasks, deadlines, and compliance deliverables.
• Participate in routine project and compliance meetings.
• Perform peer reviews of compliance documentation and evidence.
• Identify documentation gaps, inconsistencies, or missing compliance evidence.
• Report project, schedule, or budget issues to management.
• Support preparation for compliance reviews, audits, and regulatory activities.
• Maintain accurate records of compliance activities and project documentation.

Pay Details: $100,000.00 to $165,000.00 per year

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