Facilities Management Journey Electrician

Summary

Installs, maintains, and repairs electrical equipment in Facilities Management maintained facilities and structures.

Essential Functions

• Install and repair electrical lights, power wiring fixtures and devices, appliances, and components inside Facilities maintained buildings and structures;

• Inspect and keep detailed logs on electrical equipment for damage and proper operation;

• Perform maintenance on electrical low voltage controls and devices to include Access Control, BAS managed controllers, and minor HVAC low voltage controllers;

• Prepare specifications on, and order a variety of electrical tools, parts, and equipment to maintain viable diagnostic and inventory levels;

• Oversee ordering of supplies and equipment as needed to maintain proper stock level;

• Supervise and participate in the maintenance, repair, and testing of electrical systems in maintained facilities; including HVAC Safety Controls and Switches;

• Understanding and Application of Low Voltage Systems and Controllers;

• Maintain detailed and categorized records of work performed;

• Prepare and submit required permit applications;

• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Completion of a high school diploma or the equivalent with an additional four years electrical installation and repair experience under the supervision of a Master electrician. Possession of a journey electrician license. Journey license requires four years work as an apprentice under a Master electrician, and passing an examination.

• Valid Current Driver's License

• Written Exam Required

• Journey Electrician License

• Enhanced Back ground check from LPD

Knowledge and Abilities

Knowledge of:

• Principles and practices f electrical construction, testing, and repair, use of computers.

Ability to:

• Communicate effective with others;

• Direct the work of others;

• Read and understand blueprints and schematics.

Physical Requirements:

• · Frequently stand and walk during a shift;
• ·Frequently lift up to 50 pounds;
• ·Occasionally carry up to 75 pounds;
• ·Climb into and out of bucket on a bucket truck;
• ·Use of A Frame and Extension Ladders;
• ·Frequently kneel and bend during the shift;
• ·Frequently push and pull objects;
• ·Frequently reach arms above, at or below shoulder height;
• · Coordinate eye, hand and foot movement in order to operate a vehicle,