Journeyworker Electrician

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

About The Position

Employees report to the Mayo Support Center, where convenient on-site parking is available, and receive a service vehicle to support facilities throughout the community. This role combines independent work and hands-on problem-solving to support safe, reliable building operations across a diverse range of facilities and equipment. The Journeyworker Electrician maintains, troubleshoots, diagnoses, repairs, and replaces facility systems, mechanical infrastructure equipment, and related components. The role provides on-call electrical infrastructure and building equipment support, including for frequency drives, networked lighting systems, and emergency power distribution. The electrician evaluates electrical loads and makes recommendations related to energy savings and power factor correction, while ensuring electrical distribution and lighting are properly evaluated and repaired to provide a safe environment for staff and patients. The position tests emergency and life safety systems for compliance with the National Electrical Code and The Joint Commission/CMS requirements. Work time and required compliance testing are recorded electronically in maintenance software. The electrician follows safe electrical work practices and applicable Lock-Out Tag Out, Confined Space, and Arc Flash programs. Minnesota state-required training must be completed to maintain the electrical license. Overtime is required as needed and may be unscheduled.

Requirements

A two-year technical degree or associate degree in electrical systems, construction, or a similar program focused on maintenance, installation, and operation of building electrical systems, or four years of electrical apprenticeship training.
Six years of experience with power distribution, lighting, motors, and electrical controls.
Minnesota Class “A” Journeyworker Electricians license or an “A” Master Electrician license.
Minnesota driver’s license.
Proficiency with digital multimeters, power analyzers, circuit tracers, and other test equipment.
Competence testing three-phase circuitry and identifying phase failures on 13,800-volt feeds.
Availability to work overtime as required, including potentially unscheduled overtime.

Responsibilities

Maintain, troubleshoot, diagnose, repair, and replace facility systems, mechanical infrastructure equipment, and related components.
Provide on-call support for electrical infrastructure and building equipment, including frequency drives, networked lighting systems, and emergency power distribution.
Evaluate electrical loads and recommend energy savings and power factor correction measures.
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 requirements.
Record work time electronically in a maintenance software program 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.
Test three-phase circuitry and test for phase failures on 13,800-volt feeds.
Complete Minnesota state-required training to maintain the electrical license.
Work overtime as required, which may be unscheduled.