Job Duties & Responsibilities of the Maintenance Electrician: Perform all types of building maintenance and repairs that are generated from the Facilities Services work order system. Most work will be related to the various electrical systems on campus, from three-phase primary voltages to low-voltage control systems.
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Location
Iowa
Website
https://www.simplystaffed.com
Description
Job Summary of the Maintenance Electrician:
The Maintenance Electrician will perform equipment and building maintenance along with repairs, with emphasis on electrical systems. Works with three-phase primary voltages to low voltage control systems meeting NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code) standards.
Job Duties & Responsibilities of the Maintenance Electrician:
Perform all types of building maintenance and repairs that are generated from the Facilities Services work order system.
Most work will be related to the various electrical systems on campus, from three-phase primary voltages to low-voltage control systems.
Work will meet NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code) standards
Interpret drawings, schematics, blueprints, and use product manuals to arrive at a solution for service problems
Prepare lists of materials needed to complete projects
Participate in maintenance and inspection schedules for campus fire alarm systems, elevators, building automation systems, and back-up generators.
Provide assistance to the Boiler Operators in case of needed repairs to the Heating Plant boiler system
Be available to assist other Facilities Services departments such as Grounds, Movers, Heating Plant, Carpenters, Plumbers, etc. as needed
Manage material inventory and supplies for the electrical shop
Maintain cleanliness of work area and surrounding areas at all times, including maintenance work vehicle
Assist with snow removal
Education & Experience Requirements of the Maintenance Electrician:
High School diploma required
4 years of formal working experience in the installation and repair of electrical systems
Electrical experience working with three-phase voltages to low voltage