Industrial Electricians and Helpers

Job Description

THIS JOB HAS NO PER DIEM

Follow all rules of the safety and employee manual, comply with the McCarter Fleet Policy and as follows:

• Responsible for carrying out the company safety policy at the work level.
• Identify and correct hazardous and unsafe conditions in the work area.
• Assist supervision ensuring all material, tools and equipment are available to do the job.
• Erect and maintain safety barriers to protect the public and any others.
• Aid any injured employee in getting prompt medical attention.

Duties are to include;

• Must possess skills and knowledge relating to the journeyman electrical trade.
• Be able to plan work procedures.
• Analyze drawing, understand schematics, read blueprints or sketches, and make electrical installations or repairs as indicated by these documents.
• Modify or change existing installation.
• Determining the number of, size or type of cable to be used for each circuit and be able to distinguish between colors of wires.
• Calculating the flow of current, load capacity, etc.
• Diagnose electrical problems, faults and failures.
• Ensure compliance to the National Electric Code.
• Minimum 5 years experience in electrical construction.
• Should possess minimum 2450 hours classroom training with 8,000 hrs. OJT.
• Be able to maintain superior electrical safety requirements as defined by OSHA, MSHA and the NEC.
• Operate and maintain all type of mobile equipment as related to the electrical craft field. (Mobile forklift, JLG’s, scissors lift, trenchers, etc.)
• Have knowledge of correct operations of electrical test instruments for the testing of electrical circuits.
• Must be able to lift and carry 40 lbs. of material.
• Must be able to walk and climb stairs, ladders and construction site temporary platforms and walkways.
• Must be clean-shaven with no exposed jewelry, either around neck or in any body piercing.

• Safe driving practices and traffic laws.
• Preventive maintenance requirements of automotive equipment.
• Safety procedures related to operation of forklifts and other construction type equipment.
• Procedures associated with ordering, receiving, and storing supplies and materials.
• Hazards and safety precautions of this type of work.

• Lift up to 50 pounds.
• Operate handtruck loads up to 500 pounds.
• Perform mathematical calculations quickly and accurately.
• Drive five-ton trucks in confined areas when others are present.
• Learn general warehouse procedures, including methods of proper and orderly storage of materials and stock inventory procedures.
• Keep accurate and current records of stock transactions.
• Understand oral and written directions.
• Assist in the receipt and issuance of electrical components.

• Five years of experience in electrical construction type work.
• One year of driving experience with large vehicles with multi-speed transmissions and power-lift gates.
• One year of operating experience of forklifts, man-lifts, heavy equipment and rigging.

Possession of a valid North Carolina operator's license issued by the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles.