Electrician

Description

• Perform a basic layout, and installation of electrical circuits, conduit runs, disconnects, load center panels, and other electrical work based on job or customer requirements, and local codes.
• Ensures all work meets prescribed standards of quality and ensures compliance with all laws, safety procedures, policies, and codes.
• Perform a variety of electrical work such as installations, repairs, alterations, and maintenance of basic electrical equipment (such as panelboards, transfer switches, lighting systems, communication systems (CAT #6 & #6A).
• Assists other maintenance personnel and departments on projects or task as directed.
• Identifies and communicates opportunities for cost savings, productivity / efficiency improvements and safety improvements.
• Perform preventive maintenance (PM’s) as scheduled on facility equipment as required by the site recurring maintenance programs (CMMS).
• Maintains necessary work records including equipment records, logs, and time sheets.

Requirements

• A minimum of four (4) hours of formal training on the NFPA-70E code; basic understand arc-flash dynamics, hazard analysis, and PPE requirements for potential hazard is desired.
• High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED) preferred.
• Possess interpersonal skills, and the ability to function as a viable team member in a facility service environment.
• Understand and follow a stringent company and client safety program.
• Must have a current valid state driver’s license and means to get to work.
• Possess a basic understanding of the current National Electric Code, electrical theory, and be comfortable working with higher voltages and three phase circuits.
• Possess a basic ability to read, and comprehend blueprints, drawings, schematics, specifications, codes, and technical publications related to trade.
• Minimum of four (4) year’s work experience in a light to heavy commercial / industrial setting.
• Experience with, and a basic knowledge of a facility lock-out / tag-out program. (Compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 control of hazardous energy)
• Knowledge of facility electrical systems, equipment, and components with the ability to identify failures, hazards, defects, or the need for adjustment or repair.
• Ability to perform multiple assignments, and prioritize work as required.
• Ability to analyzes and troubleshoot basic electrical problems, replace defective parts, re-assemble affected equipment, and tests for proper operation.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance