Journeyman Electrician

Description & Details

• Maintain and repair electrical hardware and equipment in classrooms, offices, and labs: i.e. Lights and power.
• Installation and maintenance of card access system.
• Heating and cooling systems, pump repair.
• Electrical lab repair
• Maintain safety standards set by National and State codes.
• Repair and/or replacement of damaged electrical tubing and equipment.
• Maintain fire alarm and building monitoring equipment.
• Performing on campus utility locates.
• Installation of new equipment and remodeling of campus buildings.
• Calculate load for new equipment to determine feeder size.
• Plan and lay out methods to be used for installation of equipment.
• Removal/add electrical equipment and circuits (outlets, switches, motors, piping), electrical panels, and lights to eliminate hazardous working conditions.
• Install street/sidewalk lighting.
• Repair/replace damaged poles.
• Repair broken underground cable.
• General repair (bulbs, photocells, lens, etc.).

Work Schedule

7:30am to 4:00pm with rotating "On call" schedule

Hiring Range

$65,000 - $76,500 year DOE

*Pay is based on several factors, including budget, labor market, prior experience, skills, knowledge, abilities, education, licensure and/or certification and other business considerations.*

Minimum Qualifications

• Electrical Technology
• Ability to lift heavy equipment and climb ladders.
• Must be able to perform duties under various work conditions which include hot and cold temperatures, confined spaces, and elevated platforms.

Minimum Licenses/Certifications

• National Electrical Code.
• Five years' work experience as a journeyman in electrical maintenance or construction.

Preferred Qualifications

* A.S. - Preferred

Core Competencies

• ND Class "A" Journeyman License. Requires 8 hours of classroom training per year.
• Must possess a valid driver's license.
• Computer skills to include Windows and maintenance management software....