Electrician-3 - Central Services Facility

Compensation $37.00 - $55.71 (Based on Experience) Summary Repair and maintain a variety of plant electrical equipment in the water and wastewater treatment plants, field services, pumping stations, and other comparable installations. This position performs routine maintenance required as per scheduled maintenance planning, OSHA, and/or MIOSHA regulations. Job Responsibilities Lead in troubleshooting, replacing, repairing, testing, assembling, and disassembling equipment and devices such as motors, variable frequency drives, motor control centers, batteries, uninterrupted power supply, generators, switchgear, overhead and pole lights, control panels, sensors, and meters Assist with calibration and adjustment of equipment and devices Install wire and cable Perform conduit fabrication (if required by the facility) Provide support for the planning and scheduling of work orders Use maintenance management system to i nitiate, generate, and track backlog of work orders Assist with review of capital improvement project studies, design, and contract drawings Follow security and safety policies and procedures in carrying out work duties Install and troubleshoot electrical equipment and devices for plant projects as needed Conduct preventative and predictive maintenance on facility equipment Read and interpret plans, schematics, process control flow diagrams, and system/network drawings Order parts and make repairs to equipment promptly Provide detailed drawings and wiring diagrams Review capital improvement project studies, design, and contract drawings Provide direct assistance in the solution of unusual or difficult maintenance problems Analyze and evaluate maintenance records to establish preventative maintenance schedules and spare part inventories Forecast material and equipment needs Consult on control systems maintenance, wire instrumentation, and control equipment Lead, train, and mentor apprentices Required Education and Experience At the time of application, applicant must: High School Diploma or GED AND Two (2) years of experience at Electrician Level 2 or six (6) years (12,000 hours) of experience as a licensed Electrical Journeyman Five (5) years of on-the-job experience in water, wastewater, manufacturing, industrial, or related field State of Michigan Master Electrician License OR Two (2) years of experience at Electrician Level 2 or six (6) years (12,000 hours) of experience as a licensed Electrical Journeyman Five (5) years of on-the-job experience calibrating instrumentation control systems Certification(s): IBEW-UA (EPRI) Instrumentation Calibration Certification or ISA CCST Level 1 Certification PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Familiarity with equipment, operations, practices, and safety precautions relevant to the water, wastewater, manufacturing, industrial, or related field Four (4) years of experience as a Journeyman Electrician Other Requirements Valid Michigan Driver’s…