Electrician - Sunday to Thursday

Role Summary

Electrician - Sunday to Thursday. This role is responsible for ensuring the facility's electrical systems remain in optimal working condition, performing installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical wiring, and supporting 24-hour operations.

Responsibilities

• Performs installation, modification, maintenance, and repair of high- and low-voltage electrical wiring systems and equipment, including outlets, air distribution systems, pumps, transformers, motors, streetlights, and appliances. Responds promptly to assigned work orders to ensure timely resolution of electrical issues.
• Installs and services high-horsepower motors, coils, transformers, and control equipment; operates specialized tools and machinery required for the installation and repair of electrical systems.
• Installs control systems and related devices, and performs maintenance and repairs on equipment critical to 24-hour operations to ensure continuous and reliable functionality.
• Records and maintains detailed documentation of preventive maintenance activities for electrical equipment and machinery, while overseeing and tracking the effectiveness of the preventive maintenance program.
• Designs functional electrical circuitry for systems and creates single-line diagrams to illustrate control circuits.
• Provides on-the-job training to junior or subordinate team members, ensuring proper understanding of electrical code standards and the requirements of specific tasks.
• Consistently strives to enhance operations by reducing turnaround times, improving workflow efficiency, and fostering collaboration to deliver high-quality, seamless customer service.

Additional Responsibilities

• Serves as an on-call electrician, responding to emergency service requests outside of regular working hours

Qualifications

Education

• High School or GED - Required

Experience

• 3 years or more in Electrical construction and/or facility electrical experience

Skills

• Ability to distinguish between color-coded wiring, read and interpret wiring diagrams and blueprints, and reference electrical codes for proper installations. - Intermediate
• Ability to troubleshoot contactors, relays, and start/stop control systems. - Proficient
• Operate equipment such as scissor lifts and forklifts. - Intermediate

Specialized Knowledge

• Thorough understanding of the latest National Electrical Code (NEC) and applicable OSHA standards for both general industry and construction.
• Proficient in wire color coding across all voltage systems, with hands-on experience working with 277/480V and 120/208/240V electrical systems.

Licenses

• OSHA-10 Certificate--Preferred