Electrician

Overview

Responsibilities

• Installation and repair of electrical systems in commercial and industrial environments
• Threading, bending, measuring and conductor installation in conduit and other raceway systems
• Assemble, install and maintain electric equipment, lighting systems and control apparatus
• Use specialized testing, power and hand tools
• Plan, layout and prioritize the installation of equipment based on electrical drawings and specification documents during all phases of project development
• Effectively communicate and maintain working relationships with project managers, supervisors, vendors and customers in a wide range of challenging projects
• Oversight of apprentice workforce, application of on the job training and delegation of project tasks
• Attend professional continuing education programs and stay current with changing technology
• Project a high level of courtesy and professionalism with fellow employees, clients and trade partners
• Work in a team environment and maintain a goal oriented mindset with a high level of energy and a sense of urgency
• Ensure compliance with State and Local codes

Qualifications & Experience

• • This is a full time position that requires a minimum of forty hours of service per week
• • Possess a Wyoming Apprentice, Journeyman or Masters electrical license or an equivalent reciprocal state electrical license (reciprocal state licensing must apply for WY license and provide additional education/verified hours)
• • Practical understanding of forklifts, cranes, backhoes, skid-steer loader, wire-tugger and other large scale project equipment
• • High school diploma or equivalent
• • Have strong verbal and written communication skills with legible penmanship
• • Extensive knowledge of electrical components, parts and test equipment
• • Reliable transportation and clean motor vehicle record
• • Extensive knowledge of trade hand and power tools and their use
• • Capable of performing ladder and stair climbing, working at heights on lifts and elevated platforms
• • Ability to squat, kneel or bend while wearing a tool belt
• • Perform repetitive tasks while standing for long periods
• • In-depth understanding of electrical theory, formulas and their application to conduit & box fill, over current protection devices and voltage drop calculations
• • Possess a safety mindset to enforce company, OSHA and local safety requirements
• • Ability to lift 50 pounds from the ground