Licensed Electrician

At Novant Health, our Licensed Electricians play a vital role in supporting patient care by ensuring all electrical systems within our healthcare facilities operate safely, reliably, and in compliance with life safety standards. From maintaining emergency power systems to troubleshooting critical infrastructure, this role directly impacts the safety of patients, visitors, and clinical teams every day.

Although not regularly scheduled, some evening or weekend work may be required

• Full-time, non-contracted position

• Steady, consistent schedule

• Promotional and career advancement opportunities

• Benefits that start on day one

• Health, well-being, dental, vision, retirement and paid time off 

Education

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Two-year vocational, technical, or trade education in an electrical field required, OR an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• A three-year electrical apprenticeship program may be accepted in lieu of technical/trade education.

Experience

• Minimum offive years of experience in commercial electrical distribution system installation and maintenance required.
• Equivalent experience in a related field combined with a three-year electrical apprenticeship may be considered.

Preferred Qualifications

• Healthcare facility experience highly preferred.
• Knowledge of mechanical equipment operation and repair. 
• Proficiency with personal computers and common PC software applications. 

Licensure

• A city/county journeyman's card and/or an electrician's license from state of employment, required.
• Valid NC Drivers License

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift, push, pull, bend, stretch, and perform medium to heavy physical work.
• Ability to kneel for extended periods.
• Ability to climb ladders and work at heights and in confined spaces.
• Manual dexterity required to safely operate tools and equipment.
• Ability to hear and recognize changes in equipment and machine operation.
• Ability to work in noisy, fast-paced, and occasionally stressful environments.
• Ability to work extended shifts when needed.

• Perform advanced-level electrical work to maintain and extend the service life of hospital facilities, utilities, and infrastructure.

• Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair commercial electrical distribution systems.

• Maintain and service switchgear, motor control centers, emergency generator sets, and transfer switch equipment.

• Diagnose and resolve issues with A/C equipment and related electrical components.

• Apply life safety, electrical, and building codes in all work performed.

• Read and interpret electrical schematics, blueprints, and technical service manuals.

• Utilize electrical testing devices to ensure safe and accurate system performance.

• Support a safe work environment and respond to urgent facility needs during on-call rotations.

• Travel as needed to local facilities to provide support