MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN (FULL TIME)

Overview

Maintain and repair electrical systems and equipment in a facilities setting.

Key Responsibilities

• electrical troubleshooting
• corrective maintenance
• equipment installation
• blueprint reading
• power lines
• customer service

Tasks

-Diagnoses and corrects trouble on electrical installations; recommends emergency courses of action to keep vital electrical equipment operational. -Performs corrective maintenance in accordance with the work order system. -Installs/repairs high and low-voltage electrical equipment including transformers, panels, feeders, motors, switches, fire alarms, intercoms, computers and other equipment in a timely manner. -Installs, tests and repairs electrical fixtures, power distribution circuits, utility equipment, internal communication and alarm systems and elements of heating and medical equipment. -Reads blueprints and diagrams, determines materials needed, estimates time and material costs on installations and requests supplies to assure timely and adequate availability. -Performs a variety of duties in maintaining, repairing, operating and renovating plant and facilities. -Responds to dispatch calls for machine repairs using company vehicle. -Recommends appropriate sources of electrical power for new installations or renovation projects. -Inspects and listens to machines to identify causes of malfunctions; dismantles machines to gain access to problem area. -Works on power lines, including 120 to 480 volts and on transformers, switch gears, cubicles, etc. -Inspects parts to detect wear, misalignment or other problems; removes and replaces worn or defective parts; repairs broken parts; realigns and adjusts components; tests machine operation following repair. -Provides quality customer service by providing one-on-one attention to detail. -Maintains clean and safe work environment; performs job safely. -Calls on existing customers to determine adequacy of service; listens to and resolves service complaints.

Requirements

• certified electrician
• high voltage
• cmms
• electrical license
• class c
• nec

What You Bring

-Requirement: Certified Electrician with high voltage experience and familiarity with CMMS is required. -Valid current state/local electrical license. -Exhibits professionalism with customers, fellow employees and others. -Two years of experience as an electrician in a similar-sized institution in an engineering or maintenance occupation. -Valid Non-CDL Class C driver's license. -Two years of trade school or related experience. -Working knowledge of local, state and the National Electric Code (NEC).

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Benefits

-Pay Range: $30.00 per hour to $43.00 per hour.

About Esfm® Usa

-Founded with a focus on providing efficient, high-quality facilities management services across various sectors. -Offers a comprehensive range of services, from janitorial and maintenance to specialized facilities management solutions. -Notable for delivering tailored services in industries such as industrial, commercial, residential, and energy. -Works with clients to optimize building operations, ensure cleanliness, and reduce operational costs. -Experienced in managing complex and large-scale projects, focusing on sustainability and long-term value. -Has a strong presence in both public and private sectors, delivering customized solutions that exceed client expectations.

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