Lead Facilities Electrician
About The Position
The Lead Electrician Operates, maintains and repairs distribution and emergency power systems. Installs, maintains and repair electrical wiring and switch distribution panels and outlet boxes. Perform conduit installation, wiring and equipment. Provide a high level of expertise in maintaining the facilities critical electrical equipment. (I.e. emergency generator, high and low voltage panel board networking systems). Analyze project electrical needs and determine design. Maintain hand and power tools in working order. Carry out preventative maintenance program on a wide variety of complex electrical equipment. Layout and install power circuits in operational sequence, and make all required electrical calculations, such as kilowatt draw and power circuit phase. Maintain automatic controls, switchboard distribution centers, lighting circuits and flood lights. Troubleshoot, tear down, disassemble, rewire, adjust, repair and replace electrical apparatus. Make standard computation relation to load requirements of wiring and electrical equipment. Respond to all types of electric emergencies. Detect and report improper operation, faulty equipment, and unusual conditions. Maintain work area in a clean and safe condition. Comply with CWS and OSHA Policies and Regulations. Perform other duties as required. Ensures assigned work tasks meet quality standards. Promotes the development of quality improvements through the initiation of process improvements.
Requirements
- High School / Technical School Diploma / Military Trained Electrician
- Electrician License from local jurisdiction
- Must be well versed in the electrical codes and theory
- Minimum of five years working as an electrician
- Computer aptitude working with CMMS and BMS computerized systems
- Ability to read schematics, job instructions, and general correspondence
- Candidates must be able to successfully pass a background check, including criminal history.
Responsibilities
- Operates, maintains and repairs distribution and emergency power systems.
- Installs, maintains and repairs electrical wiring and switch distribution panels and outlet boxes.
- Performs conduit installation, wiring and equipment.
- Provides a high level of expertise in maintaining the facilities critical electrical equipment (e.g., emergency generator, high and low voltage panel board networking systems).
- Analyzes project electrical needs and determines design.
- Maintains hand and power tools in working order.
- Carries out preventative maintenance program on a wide variety of complex electrical equipment.
- Lays out and installs power circuits in operational sequence.
- Makes all required electrical calculations, such as kilowatt draw and power circuit phase.
- Maintains automatic controls, switchboard distribution centers, lighting circuits and flood lights.
- Troubleshoots, tears down, disassembles, rewires, adjusts, repairs, and replaces electrical apparatus.
- Makes standard computations related to load requirements of wiring and electrical equipment.
- Responds to all types of electric emergencies.
- Detects and reports improper operation, faulty equipment, and unusual conditions.
- Maintains work area in a clean and safe condition.
- Complies with CWS and OSHA Policies and Regulations.
- Ensures assigned work tasks meet quality standards.
- Promotes the development of quality improvements through the initiation of process improvements.
Benefits
- health, vision, and dental insurance
- flexible spending accounts
- health savings accounts
- retirement savings plans
- life, and disability insurance programs
- paid and unpaid time away from work
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
