Maintenance Electrician
$72,800–$72,800 year
On-siteDodgeville, Wisconsin, United States
Job Summary
Inspect, maintain, and repair power distribution systems while ensuring compliance with National Electrical Code standards. Diagnose electrical issues using testing equipment such as digital volt/ohm/ammeters, gauss meters, and infrared scanners. Collaborate with department leaders to address lighting and power needs, research industry standards for efficiency improvements, and work with local utilities regarding outages. Create accurate maintenance records and files, prioritize changing schedules, and provide training to personnel. Obtain forklift certification and comply with all safety rules and equipment usage.
Required Qualifications
- Demonstrates exceptional knowledge of facility electrical systems, including main service infrastructure and supporting service systems
- holds certification in the National Electrical Code (NEC)
- ability to quickly diagnose issues and implement effective repair solutions
- Applies strong technical expertise and repair techniques
- proactively identifying areas of energy waste and recommending logical, cost-effective improvements
- Collaborates closely with department leaders to address and resolve power and lighting needs
- Ability to use a wide variety of testing equipment including: digital and analog volt, ohm and ammeters; gauss meter; and infrared scanning equipment
- Continually research industry standards to maintain highest efficiency of lighting and power systems
- Work with local utilities to communicate possible problems, such as scheduled power outages and rolling blackouts
- Familiar with vendors available to supply inventory emergency service when needed
- Create and maintain accurate records and files of maintenance procedures
- Work with Facility Planning on in-house projects
- Learns and complies with all company safety rules
- Uses appropriate safety equipment at all times
- immediately reports all unsafe conditions to supervisors
- Must be familiar with all safety features or equipment, machinery, or materials encompassed by job duties
- Must check with supervisor if there is a question as to the safe procedure to be used for any job function
- Knowledge of and ability to apply NEC rules to all electrical work done at Lands' End by maintenance personnel
- Continual education to maintain NEC certification
- Minimum of Journeyman level or equivalent (5 years) of commercial and industrial electrical experience
- Expert knowledge in the use of test equipment (listed above) along with good computer skills, with the ability to use it as a maintenance tool, i.e., research, testing, Internet
- Ability to prioritize and adjust to changing schedules
- Ability to provide updated information and training procedures to maintenance personnel
- Must have valid driver's license and acceptable driving record
- Must obtain certification to operate forklifts and all Lands' End motorized vehicles
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