Electrical Supervisor

University of Arkansas System•Little Rock, AR

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Supervisor is responsible for overseeing maintenance activities performed by skilled and semi-skilled electrical workers. This position is governed by state and federal laws and agency/institution policy.

Requirements

The formal education equivalent of an Associate/Vo-Tech /Trade Degree
AR Electrical Journeyman License Required
Minimum of 5 years hands on experience in operating, maintain and repairing building energy management systems
Must have a valid driver's license
Ability to supervise the works of others
Knowledge of the methods and techniques of building, equipment, and practices used in the electrical trade maintenance
Knowledge of building codes and regulations
Skill in the use and care of electrical tools and equipment
Ability to plan and schedule work activities of workers
Ability to determine building, equipment and maintenance needs
Ability to maintain records and compile information for reports
Ability to follow instructions
Ability to negotiate distances on campus (from building to building)
Ability to negotiate stairs in multi-story buildings, including ladders
Ability to load/unload and carry tools and equipment (weight varying up to 50 lbs)
Ability to use a pipe bender, hacksaw and other tools as necessary to perform duties of an electrician
Ability to communicate to the campus community and co-workers
Ability to operate a motor vehicle and possess a valid driver’s license
Proof of legal authority to work in the United States on the first day of employment

Nice To Haves

Master’s Electrician license
Medium voltage distribution systems (13,800 volts) experience
Supervisory experience

Responsibilities

Supervise a medium to large-sized staff of skilled and semi-skilled electrical workers by interviewing, submitting recommendations for hiring, handling employee-related problems and disciplinary matters, and evaluating the performance of incumbents.
Plan and prepare work schedules for electricians.
Inspect buildings, equipment, and grounds to determine needed maintenance.
Monitor jobs in progress and inspects completed projects for compliance to acceptable standards.
Handle complaints received from building area, such as room lighting controls, equipment breakdown, and unsafe facilities.
Maintain and compile information, such as inventory of equipment and supplies, job status reports, and budget documentation.
Attend staff meetings with departmental personnel and make recommendations on new policies and/or procedures.
Perform other duties as assigned.