Tradesman - Electrician

City Of Reading•Reading, PA

21h

About The Position

This position performs corrective and preventive maintenance on electrical and electronic operating and control systems up to 4-20 milliamps and including electricity up to 480 volts. Tasks are performed using independent judgment in solving problems or under the general supervision of the Electrical Engineer or his/her designated representative. The Electrician maintains maintenance records and performs tasks based upon oral and written instructions including specifications, codes, and wiring diagrams. Typical duties may include but are not limited to:

Requirements

High School education or GED. Highly regarded classes in Electricity, and/or Electronics.
A minimum of 3 years’ experience as a licensed journeyman/master electrician.
Familiarity with the electrical components of wastewater equipment and telemetering devices.
Willingness to work shift hours as assigned and be available for calls on weekends and holidays.
Must possess, or obtain within two (2) years, Pennsylvania WWTP Operator’s certification minimum of class A, E subclass 1, 4.
Must be able to read electrical schematics and blueprints and be capable of creating "as built"
Must possess a valid Pennsylvania Class C driver’s license and a safe driving record.

Responsibilities

Perform all necessary electrical tasks to maintain compliance with all Clean Water Act / Clean Stream Law requirements, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit parameters, all other applicable regulatory requirements, industry standards and manufacturers recommendations.
Assist Operations and other teams with any and all corrective tasks that arise.
Diagnose malfunctions or breakdowns of electrical equipment, specify parts required, repair and adjust the equipment for efficient operation.
Plan assigned work projects and submit orders for parts, supplies, and equipment as required to complete work tasks.
Implement corrective and preventive maintenance procedures.
Perform wiring and electrical work as assigned.
Calibrate meters and electronic equipment.
Perform electrical hook ups for pumps, motors, etc.
Maintains an adequate spare parts inventory.
Work in accordance with National Electrical Code safety practices.
Perform all duties assigned by General Maintenance Supervisor.
By direction of the General Maintenance Supervisor, lead one or more plant laborers, or other workers assigned as helpers.
Carry and operate a two-way radio, as supplied by the employer, to stay in constant communication with office and the other employees and management personnel.
Limited contact with visitors, vendors and suppliers.
Must obtain National Incident Management System Certification (NIMS)
Perform other duties as assigned.