Electricians
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piper companiesNew Orleans (LA)
ElectriciansElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Zachary Piper is hiring a team of Electricians to install water and electrical meters at multiple military installations for a new Army program. This role will involve heavy travel and will have Per Diem provided. In addition their will be training and tools provided.Responsibilities:Perform site surveys and assess meter installation requirements.Install and replace water and electric meters.Install and terminate low-voltage wiring and communications cabling.Pull wiring from meters back to the designated data closet.Terminate connections at the data closet/switch.Configure and set up meters according to project requirements.Perform testing and basic commissioning.Qualifications:3+ years of electrical, wiring, or field service experienceInterpret electrical drawings and wiring diagramsExperience with low voltage projectsMust be able to pass a government background checkCompensation Package:Salary Range: 90k-110k + Per Diem (lodging, meals, car, and expenses)Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Health, 401k, Federal Holidays, PTO, & Sick Leave as required by lawKeywords: electrical maintenance, electrical troubleshooting, meter installation, smart meters, utility metering, electric meters, meter testing, meter calibration, meter reading, electrical systems, power distribution, electrical circuits, transformers, switchgear, substations, voltage testing, current testing, multimeter, electrical diagnostics, 24v, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, electrical repairs, wiring, conduit installation, grounding, panelboards, breaker panels, load management, energy monitoring, AMI, advanced metering infrastructure, cabling, meter programming, service connections, disconnects, reconnects, outage response, safety compliance, lockout tagout, LOTO, OSHA, NFPA 70E, electrical inspections, DAS, technical documentation, field service, 24 volt, utility operations, customer service, data collection, SCADA, power quality, relay testing, fault analysis, instrumentation, calibration equipment, electrical codes, NEC, distribution systems, underground utilities, overhead lines, asset management, work orders, troubleshooting equipment, energy consumption analysis, meter audits, revenue protection, single phase meters, three phase meters#LI-AJ1 #LI-Onsite
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