PRINCIPAL CRAFT TECHNICIAN - SR. CRAFT TECHNICIAN - Licensed Journeyman/Master Electrician
Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio, TX
PRINCIPAL CRAFT TECHNICIAN - SR. CRAFT TECHNICIAN - Licensed Journeyman/Master Electrician
11-00939
Who We Are:
Join an independent R&D company as a skilled electrician to install, maintain, and repair experimental electrical equipment to aide in solving national security problems. By joining our team, you will receive an additional $500.00 in your first paycheck (minus applicable taxes).
Objectives of this Role:
- Work on a variety of projects and/or current challenges in designing, installing and maintaining electrical equipment.
- Interface with engineers and managers to plan new layouts and installation of electrical components.
- Work with 3-phase motors, stand by generator power install and other experimental equipment.
- Work independently and in team environments with some travel to offsite locations.
Daily and Monthly Responsibilities:
- Install, maintain, and repair electrical fixtures and equipment such as wiring, lighting, panels, junction boxes, circuit breakers, computer plugs, motors and other experimental equipment.
- Feed, pull, terminate wire and cable to distribution boxes, transformers, transducers, switch gear, receptacles, switches, etc.
- Read blueprints and schematics for wire routing, troubleshooting, and power requirements for various types of equipment.
- Verify all work complies with NEC codes, LOTO and electrical safety requirements.
- Help maintain shop inventory and help with restocking and placing orders to electrical distribution centers.
Requirements:
- Requires a high school diploma or equivalent. Must be Licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician.
- 5+ years: Residential or commercial Apprentice, Wireman or Journeyman Electrician.
- 1+ years: Knowledge of conduit bending procedures, wire pulling practices and must be comfortable working from ladders and personnel lifts.
- 1+ years: Experience trouble shooting electrical circuits, lights, relays and contactors. Being familiar and comfortable using a voltmeter, motor rotation tester, and megger.
- 2+ years: Strong understanding of NEC, blueprint reading, commercial wiring.
- A valid/clear driver's license is required.
Special Requirements:
Applicant selected will be subject to a government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Applicant must be a U.S. citizen.
Job Locations: San Antonio, Texas
For more information about this division, visit the Applied Power home page.
An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and veteran status.
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About the Company
Southwest Research Institute
We are R&D problem solvers providing independent, premier services to government and industry clients. Our multidisciplinary nature allows us to rapidly assemble diverse teams to tackle problems from multiple directions. We push the boundaries of science and technology to develop innovative solutions that advance the state of the art and improve human health and safety. Operating as a nonprofit since our 1947 inception, we work in the public’s best interest and toward the betterment of mankind. At SwRI, we tirelessly pursue innovation and excellence in science and technology for the betterment of humankind. We support work on nearly 4,000 client projects at any given time through a wide range of technical competencies with 2,574 staff members in nine technical divisions. Client services include, but are not limited to, Automotive and Transportation, Biomedical & Health, Chemistry & Materials, Computers and Electronics, Defense & Security, Earth & Space, Energy & Environment, and Manufacturing & Construction.
TECHNICAL DIVISIONS
- Applied Physics-Developing advanced electronic and microelectronic devices, power supplies, voice and data communication systems, robot test services, and payloads
- Applied Power-Using physical science research and applied engineering to produce sensors, instruments, and hardware used worldwide.
- Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses-Resolving technical and regulatory issues related to a potential geologic repository for spent nuclear fule and high-level radioactive waste.
- Chemistry and Chemical Engineering-Performing research and technical services using chemistry and chemical engineering technology.
- Defense and & Intelligence Solutions-Providing advanced direction finding and tracking systems through geolocation system development.
- Fuels and Lubricants Research-Performing fuels and lubricants research activities to meet regulatory and competitive goals.
- Intelligent Systems-Providing engineering services in resaerch and development of complex systems and equipment.
- Mechanical Engineering-Improving safety, reliability, efficiency and life of new or existing mechanical components or systems.
- Powertrain Engineering-Designing and developing vehicle and engine components to achieve performance and emissions goals.
- Space Science & Engineering-Developing and managing advanced scientific payloads aboard satellites and sounding rockets.
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Innovation in science and technology has been a hallmark of Southwest Research Institute since its earliest days. It's no exaggeration to say we are committed to advancing science and applying technology to benefit government, industry, and all humankind. That is our mission. Our multidisciplinary, collaborative approach allows us to successfully solve clients' most challenging problems. Today, we are a leader among independent, nonprofit research and development organizations. Our staff of 2,574 scientists, engineers, analysts, and support staff members continues to accomplish outstanding fundamental and applied engineering and research for clients from diverse segments of government and industry. Adam L. Hamilton, P.E, President and CEO