Electrician

Electrician

Under the direction of the Assistant Director, the Electrician performs skilled and semi-skilled work involving the installation, inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical systems and equipment throughout district facilities. Work includes school buildings, support facilities, portable or temporary classrooms, exterior systems, and renovation or new construction projects. The Electrician works independently on routine assignments and as part of a crew on larger or more complex projects, and performs related duties as assigned.

Electrical installation, maintenance, and repair

Performs electrical installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, testing, service, and repair work for district buildings, grounds-related electrical systems, and support facilities. Installs, maintains, and services electrical systems and components, including interior and exterior lighting, branch circuits, panels, switches, transformers, motors, pumps, portable classroom connections, lift stations, and equipment associated with renovation and new construction. Troubleshoots, repairs, and replaces electrical parts and components, including wiring, relays, motors, pumps, control panels, distribution panels, circuit breakers, fuses, conduit, receptacles, and related devices.

Ensures all work is performed in compliance with applicable electrical codes, local ordinances, district standards, and workplace safety requirements.

Work management, documentation, and coordination

Receives and prioritizes work orders; coordinates assigned project tasks; estimates materials and labor; and determines the tools, equipment, and supplies needed for each job. Completes and maintains work orders, purchase requests, daily activity logs, and maintenance records for assigned vehicles, tools, and equipment. Maintains accurate, complete, and timely records, reports, and other job-related documentation.

Technical skills, tools, and drawings

Performs trade-related mathematical calculations, including measurements, load-related calculations, amperage, wattage, voltage drop, and conductor or conduit sizing. Uses hand tools, power tools, testing instruments, and diagnostic equipment associated with the electrical trade. Reads and interprets blueprints, diagrams, sketches, specifications, and schematics related to assigned work.

Safety, emergencies, and equipment care

Maintains tools, equipment, materials, and assigned vehicles in safe operating condition and follows safe work practices at all times. Responds to electrical emergencies and urgent facility issues to diagnose problems, restore service, and reduce the risk of fire, equipment damage, or other hazardous conditions.

Professional development and technology

Maintains current knowledge of electrical systems, equipment, controls, and job-related technology used by the district. Participates in district-supported training and professional development to maintain and improve job knowledge, technical skills, safety practices, and code awareness.

Entry-level requirements include a high school diploma or GED, one to three years of electrical maintenance, construction, or service experience, valid Indiana driver's license, and any locally required electrical license or registration. The position requires the ability to perform the essential functions, with or without reasonable accommodation, and the ability to respond to emergency call-ins, work from ladders and lifts, and work in occupied school environments in a safe and professional manner.