ELECTRICIAN

Minimum Qualifications

• Completion of a recognized apprenticeship program as an electrician
• Valid Washington State driver's license
• Washington State license as a nonresidential maintenance electrician
• Six years of increasingly responsible experience as a journey-level electrician
• Minimum of six years experience in maintenance of facility electrical systems (commercial or industrial)
• Minimum of four years experience in new construction as an electrician
• High school graduation or equivalent

8.0 hours per day (plus a 30-minute unpaid lunch period) for 260 days per year, maintaining electrical services throughout the district. Position requires visual concentration, dexterity, and precision; lifting and carrying heavy objects; standing for prolonged periods; working at heights; wearing protective clothing; travel between work sites (vehicle provided by district). May be exposed to high-voltage panels and may be called for electrical emergencies during offshift hours.

Maintenance/Electrician pay level begins at $43.84 for the 2025‑2026 school year and is expected to increase for the 2026‑2027 school year.

• Sets priorities for completion of work orders; responds immediately to emergency needs.
• Installs and/or moves power circuits, lighting systems, power cables; runs conduit and pulls wires; repairs main electrical service and feeders; locates underground electrical services.
• Relocates lights, switches, and receptacles; replaces bulbs and lighting fixtures; troubleshoots electrical devices, evaluates electrical circuits, ensures proper grounding; selects appropriate equipment for electrical installations.
• Orders electrical parts and supplies; communicates with district staff concerning electrical problems; works with other maintenance staff on projects; provides backup operation for Energy Management Control System (EMCS) operator.
• Draws wiring diagrams; works with independent contractors and outside agencies.
• Monitors, troubleshoots and repairs fire detection systems; coordinates with specialty contractors as needed.
• Operates and maintains standby generators.
• Conducts annual thermal camera scans and lighting surveys; coordinates battery, lamp, and ballast recycle.
• Troubleshoots security systems and low voltage irrigation control systems.
• Maintains man lifts.
• Perform related duties as assigned.