Journeyworker Electrician

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

About The Position

Responsible for maintaining and repairing electrical equipment and building electrical infrastructure, including replacing electrical equipment and system components. Performs electrical installations under the direction of the Electrical Master of Record and diagnoses and repairs equipment for the HVAC, Mechanical/Plumbing, Electronic, and Conveyance shops. Provides rotating 24/7 on-call support for electrical infrastructure and building equipment, including frequency drives, networked lighting systems, and emergency power distribution. Evaluates and repairs electrical distribution and lighting to help provide a safe environment for staff and patients. Tests emergency and life safety systems for compliance with the National Electrical Code and The Joint Commission/CMS. Electronically records work time in a maintenance software program to substantiate completion of required compliance testing. Follows safe electrical work practices and complies with Lock-Out Tag Out, Confined Space, and Arc Flash programs. Completes preventive maintenance according to applicable policies and procedures and takes Minnesota-required training to maintain an electrical license. Must be available for overtime, which may be unscheduled, and may be required to perform activities outside the job classification.

Requirements

A two-year technical degree or associate degree in electrical systems, construction, or a similar program focused on the maintenance, installation, and operation of building electrical systems; or four years of electrical apprenticeship training.
Five years of experience with power distribution, lighting, motors, and electrical controls.
Ability to troubleshoot and independently solve electrical circuit problems on energized circuits.
Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively, organize jobs, and work collaboratively with other employees.
Understanding of safe electrical work practices.
Ability to read and draw electrical schematics.
Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) and applicable safety standards.
Good human relations skills and ability to work independently on most assignments.
Ability to take proper precautions to avoid potential exposure to chemical vapors, infectious agents, hazardous substances, rotating machinery, fall hazards, confined spaces, and electrical shock hazards.
Minnesota Class A Journeyworker Electrician license or Minnesota A Master Electrician license.
Minnesota driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Electrical maintenance experience in a health care setting.

Responsibilities

Maintain and repair electrical equipment and building electrical infrastructure.
Perform electrical installations under the direction of the Electrical Master of Record.
Replace electrical equipment and electrical system components.
Diagnose and repair equipment for the HVAC, Mechanical/Plumbing, Electronic, and Conveyance shops.
Provide rotating 24/7 on-call support for electrical infrastructure and building equipment.
Evaluate and repair electrical distribution and lighting to provide a safe environment for staff and patients.
Test emergency and life safety systems for compliance with the National Electrical Code and The Joint Commission/CMS.
Record work time electronically in maintenance software to substantiate completion of required compliance testing.
Follow safe electrical work practices and comply with Lock-Out Tag Out, Confined Space, and Arc Flash programs.
Complete preventive maintenance according to policies and procedures.
Complete Minnesota-required training to maintain an electrical license.
Work overtime as required, including potentially unscheduled overtime, and perform activities outside the job classification when required.