Electrician Lead

Overview

The Anoka Metro Regional Treatment Center (AMRTC) is looking to hire an Electrician Lead. This role provides lead work to all staff within the maintenance department at AMRTC and is responsible for maintaining and repairing electrical systems and electronic equipment in accordance with federal and state electrical codes. The position involves determining work methods, providing advanced assistance to the trade areas, and performing duties of trades staff when others are unavailable.

• Job Title:
  
  Electrician Lead
• Agency:
  Direct Care and Treatment
• Location:
  
  Anoka
• Work Schedule:
  
  Day Shift, 7:30 am – 4:00 pm;
  Monday – Friday
• Full-time;
  Classified;
  Nonexempt;
  Travel:
  No
• Salary: $36.67 - $42.67 hourly; $76,566 - $89,094 annually

• Plan, design, and review work by contract vendors and maintenance staff to ensure code compliance, proper permits, and current modification records.
• Install, repair, and maintain electrical wiring systems and fixtures (outlets, switches, breaker panels, boiler controls, lighting). Repair electrical equipment and appliances (e.g., washers, dryers, CRAC units, motors).
• Support electronic security, communication, and energy management systems to ensure smooth and safe facility operation.
• Maintain hand and power tools for safe, efficient use on current and future electrical projects; inspect tools for condition.

• Active Master Electrician license in the state of Minnesota
• Experience providing lead work, including prioritizing and assigning duties, guiding and reporting on activities of other staff

To facilitate proper crediting, ensure your resume clearly details experience in the listed areas. References/background checks will be conducted prior to appointment. DCT facilities require documentation that you are free from tuberculosis (TB) through a blood test (TB skin testing is not accepted).

Direct Care and Treatment (DCT) is a state government behavioral health system. AMRTC is an inpatient psychiatric hospital serving adults with mental illness in a campus-based setting.

Apply online via the designated job page. For questions, contact the Careers Help Desk at  or careers.us. See the State of Minnesota Careers site for the application process.

The State of Minnesota offers benefits including health insurance, paid leave, holidays, retirement, life and disability coverage, and Employee Assistance Programs. Eligibility and specific benefits vary by employment type, agency, funding, and location. Minnesota state agencies are Equal Opportunity Employers and encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds.

Minnesota state agencies make reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities. If you need assistance, contact the Careers Help Desk or the provided email/phone contacts.