Maintenance Electrician at Biola University

Job description

Position Description Under general supervision, the Maintenance Electrician will perform journeyman level work in the design, installation, construction, modification, repair and maintenance of electrical devices, equipment and systems. Alignment with Theological Positions The person who fills this position must be someone who personally agrees with Biola’s Articles of Faith and who is supportive of the positions taken by Biola as contained in its Statement of Biblical Principles and Eschatology Teaching Position. As such, this person may not speak against or act in a manner inconsistent with these positions during the course of their employment at Biola. Department Facilities Management Supervisor Facilities Management Trades Manager Educational Requirements Graduation from high school, supplemented by the completion of a union, private (in-house), military or trade school apprenticeship program, or equivalent documented training, which included both theory and on-the-job work. Completion of 3-5 years of work in the trade, and necessary training, as demonstrated by the possession of a current, valid, California Certified Electrician card, or proof of equal experience and training sufficient to obtain the California Certified General Electrician card. Work Requirements This position requires personal attendance at Biola’s campus in La Mirada, California Must have a valid unrestricted California Driver’s license. Must have a valid California Certified General Electrician card or equivalent. Bend: Frequently Squat: Frequently Crawl: Frequently Climb: Frequently Kneel: Frequently Handle objects: Frequently Push/Pull: Frequently Reach above shoulder level: Frequently Sit: Occasionally Stand: Frequently Use fine finger movements: Constantly Carry/Lift loads up to 50 pounds: Frequently Carry/Lift loads over 50 pounds: Occasionally Read/Comprehend: Constantly Write: Constantly Perform calculations: Frequently Communicate orally: Frequently Reason or analyze: Frequently Construction activities: Frequently Contact with water/liquids: Frequently Drive motorized equipment: Frequently Confined spaces: Occasionally Elevated work location: Frequently Temperature variations: Frequently Auditory ability to hear machinery sounds, alarms and normal conversation. Must be physically capable of eight (8) hours of sustained, productive work. Essential Duties Troubleshoots, repairs and maintains electrical distribution systems and fixtures, distribution lines, lighting systems and devices, conduits, generators, transformers, control systems, and fire alarm systems. Installs, adjusts, troubleshoots, repairs or replaces lights, power for motors, interior and exterior lighting control systems, and other electrical devices. Installs and repairs raceways, panels, boxes, supports, wires, switches, receptacles, cover plates, and circuit breakers. Performs a variety of diagnostic and troubleshooting tests using voltmeters, ammeters, circuit tracing equipment and ohmmeters. Ensures that electrical installations comply with Campus Standards, National Electrical Code, California Electric Code, and OSHA requirements. Monitors work performed by outside contractors for adherence to Campus Standards, National Electrical Code, California Electrical Code, and OSHA requirements. Ensures campus fire alarm and emergency electrical systems are operational, and assists outside alarm contractors with certification testing and repairs to alarm systems. Responds to failures, disasters and emergencies involving electrical systems and equipment. Performs a variety of skilled and semi-skilled work in the maintenance and retrofitting of existing lighting fixtures and controls. Maintains required records and makes reports. Accesses and retrieves work orders using an electronic work order system, entering time and material information associated with work performed. Prepares estimates and requisitions, as well as places orders and inspects materials required for each project. Per