The primary duties of the Electrical Manager include, but are not limited to, managing the repair and maintenance of all electrical systems and equipment, campus elevators, and the repair & replacement of some domestic appliances. The Electrical Manager will be responsible for establishing and administering maintenance schedules, annual budgets, and will assist in the identification and justification for necessary capital improvements. Performs responsibilities in accordance with all Bard College and Buildings & Grounds (B&G) Department policies and procedures. Job Duties Under the direction of the Director of Buildings & Grounds, the Electrical Manager leads repair and maintenance efforts for all electrical systems and equipment. Manages and supervises the maintenance, repair, and project work of the electrical trades staff as assigned. Assigns work requests submitted into the work order system by students, faculty and staff. Oversee maintenance, testing, and repairs of facility electric systems and equipment, generators, and elevators. Meet with students, faculty, and staff about work order issues that were submitted to determine the best way to address the issues in the most effective and efficient way Manage union members and delegate day-to-day tasks to them. Manage after hour emergency call-ins and assign these call-ins to employees Meet with faculty, students, and staff about campus issues to determine the best way to address them Coordinate, direct, and schedule in-house installs within the B&G department and communicate with other trades to complete these installs. This also applies to any installs provided by outside contractors. After installs are complete, checking that the work was done correctly and efficiently Work with other trade managers and union members to assist with receiving estimates for repair costs or estimates for new projects. Obtain quotes and bids from outside contractors, and review those quotes and bids to ensure that the work being outlined is beneficial and appropriate for the College. Once the work is complete, checking that the entire scope was completed per the contract Obtain price quotes, create purchase requisitions and submit to Purchasing to order parts. Provide budget numbers on all requisitions and check that the product or service is being charged to the correct budget account. Provide invoices to purchasing when materials have arrived or service has been completed. Manage spending on blanket orders created for different vendors Familiarization of tools and equipment used in the repair of electrical equipment in buildings and structures; the operating principles of those systems, standard electrical equations and work safety practices related to work Develops, assigns maintenance, and manages preventative maintenance schedules utilizing the campus work order system, to ensure that systems are running smoothly, efficiently, and in accordance to manufacture specifications Oversees routine safety inspections on generators, elevators, etc. in equipment rooms and other mechanical areas Maintains the inventory of all necessary supplies including conduit, fittings, wire, lightbulbs and fixtures and tools. Ensures that inventories are secured, organized, and maintained at optimal inventory levels to prevent delays in work. Prepares estimates of material, labor and equipment needs, submits purchase orders and procures goods as required Is available on-call and promptly and professionally responds to all requests for emergency repair service, including after-hours service calls Ensures adherence to all OSHA regulations and internal safety policies and procedures Oversees repair or replacement of domestic appliances such as electric stoves, overhead exhaust, and bathroom exhaust fans Performs additional duties as assigned Administrative Duties To manage effectively in a College and Union environment, the successful candidate must take time to learn the policies and procedures and expectations outlines in the Bard College Employee Handbook and Collective Bargaining Agreement, specifically as they related to conduct, training, record keeping, performance evaluation, and corrective action. Reviews and approves time off requests, time cards, prepares schedules for all assigned employees, and addresses any issues in an expedient way Ensures that employees are properly trained before performing maintenance and repairs Organizes equipment training and instructs staff in the use of all required tools and equipment. Ensures vehicles, equipment, and tools are safely used and comply with OSHA and ANSI regulations Works with architects, civil engineers, and designers or equipment and infrastructure capital projects, repairs, remodels, and renovations, including the review of submittals and plans Obtains the necessary permits, as needed Assists other department managers for the harmonious and expeditious completion of specific assignments
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees