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Rachel Mosier - Vice-Chairman/Treasurer
Rachel Mosier received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Engineering from the University of Connecticut in 1992. After working in the defense industry for several years, she joined Northeast Utilities Service Company in Connecticut. At Northeast Utilities, she spent time in both the Distribution Construction and Material Standards and Transmission Engineering departments. She was responsible for leading the cable system design of the 115-kV XLPE and 345-kV XLPE and HPFF transmission cable projects in Southwest Connecticut, including the first 345-kV extruded cable project with splices in the Western Hemisphere. Ms. Mosier joined Power Delivery Consultants, Inc. in 2006, where she continues to specialize in underground cable system design, specifications, installation, and operation and maintenance. She is a Senior Member of the IEEE, its Power Engineering Society and Standards Association, a member of CIGRE working group B1-10, and a co-author of a technical article on the design and test of 345-kV cable vaults with tether systems. She served as the vice chair of ICC Subcommittee C – Cable Systems from 2003 to 2006. She is a past chair of ICC discussion group “Characteristics of EPR Cables”. While at Northeast Utilities, Ms. Mosier was a utility advisor on several EPRI projects and a member of the AEIC Cable Engineering Committee. She is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Connecticut. Rachel I. Mosier, P.E. Power Delivery Consultants 162 Bushy Hill Road Deep River, CT 06417 phone: (860) 322-4055 fax: (866) 312-7871 Return to the ICC Homepage page This page last updated on 05/26/08 |
