Electrician

Position: Electrician I
remote type:
Location Type:
In Person (Remote Not Available)
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* Job Location:

** Wyoming, with a
** fully on-site presence
** required. (No Relocation Offered)
* High school diploma or GED; and at least three years of commercial or industrial experience as a Journeyman Electrician; and a valid Wyoming State Journeyman Electrician’s License.
* We can accept a Journey-level or Master's electrical license.
* Reciprocal applicants must have obtained their license by examination with a minimum score (70% for Journeyman, 75% for Master)
* Ability to read and understand blueprints, wiring schematics, and other construction documents.
* Willingness and ability to perform shift work, respond to after-hours emergency calls, work with other crafts, and work in environments out of normal duties as needed.
* Ability to work in a safe manner and produce craftsman-like results.
* Demonstrated skill in reading and comprehending manufacturer’s equipment manuals and in clearly documenting descriptions of equipment malfunctions and work performed.
* Demonstrated skill in developing, comprehending, and following Method of Procedure (MOP) and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) documents
* Demonstrated skill in understanding and acting on verbal and written instructions.
* Demonstrated skill in reading and comprehending machinery diagrams, building layouts and operations flow charts.
* Ability to carry fifty (50) pounds twenty (20) feet.
* Ability to work on scaffolds and climb ladders up to forty (40) feet.
* Skill in the repair of controls and fire alarm systems.
* Familiarity with low and medium-voltage distribution equipment.
* Knowledge of standard electrical maintenance procedures for commercial and semi-industrial facilities.
* Possession of a valid government-issued driver’s license (depending on residence location) and a driving record that complies with UCAR’s liability insurance requirements.
* Skill in using computers and software applications such as MS Office, Google OS, building automation, PLC, and/or other similar control systems.
* Demonstrated skill in lock-out / tag-out techniques specific to electrical system repairs.
* Ability to properly utilize required personal protective equipment (PPE) and work safely under higher temperature conditions that may occur when wearing the required layers of protective equipment.
* Demonstrated skill in the understanding, troubleshooting, and responding to operational digital control issues related to life safety and mission-critical facility systems/equipment.
* Ability to communicate technical information clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing, and to work effectively as a member of a maintenance operations team.
* Ability to interact professionally with staff and respond to work requests in a timely and courteous manner, minimizing disruption to facility operations.
* Experience with AutoCAD and electronic equipment installation best practices.
* Experience with CAT6A and Fiber Optic cabling and termination

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