Electrical Service Technician

Sea-Tac Electric•Milton, WA

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Washington-based Sea-Tac Electric, a full-service electrical services company with 35 years of expertise, is seeking a Service Technician to join their dynamic team. The company specializes in electrical design engineering, new building electrical design-build construction, electrical repairs and service, voice and data structured cabling systems, and security systems for commercial properties. This role requires a passion for the field and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.

Requirements

Washington State licensed EL01 Service/Special Projects Journeyman
An independent self-starter that can also work as part of a team
Ability to assess, troubleshoot and field engineer solutions in an active environment
Organized, detail oriented and excellent communication skills
Ability to assess site conditions and customer needs to management
Demonstrated excellence in tradecraft and code proficiency
Ability to effectively utilize plans and site documentation
Dependable, punctual, and professional
Ability to mentor and guide apprentices
Required to maintain a clean driving record (requested upon hire)
All candidates must take a pre-employment drug test

Nice To Haves

Willingness to travel: 25%

Responsibilities

Perform installation, repair and maintenance of electrical systems and components
Pull wires, install conduit and mount electrical panels, boxes or devices under supervision
Transport tools, materials and equipment to and from job sites, maintaining a clean and organized work area
Follow safety procedures, always wearing appropriate PPE, helping to maintain a safe work environment
Assist in the setup and breakdown of job sites
Maintain inventory supplies and report material shortages to supervisor
Complete assigned tasks efficiently and communicate progress to supervisors
Daily digital record keeping
Keep excellent care of company vehicle
Use and maintain personal protective equipment
Demonstrate safe working practices