Residential Electrical Service Technician

Posted 3 days ago

hiller plumbingFranklin (TN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$30 - $35 an hour

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About the role

Residential Electrical Service Technician The role of a Residential Electrical Service Technician is to deliver exceptional electrical service maintenance on residential systems to ensure all work is performed correctly and is reflective of Hiller's values.
Job Responsibilities: Perform a thorough and accurate electrical inspection including Health and Safety Checklist and communicate findings to the customer in a written option sheet. Provide electrical service and/or repair to customer units as needed. Coordinate with utility service providers (NES, MTEMC, CEMC, etc) and local code officials to ensure proper guidelines are established. Transport materials and tools to the job site and provide proper accounting of assigned tools. Keep truck clean, stocked and accurately inventoried. Perform other duties as assigned.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: A minimum of three years of experience required in installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and correcting diverse electrical service issues. Must be able to use a computer tablet, smart phone and read a map or follow GPS.
Responsibilities: TN State Electrical License preferred (required in KY). A High School diploma or general education degree (GED) required. A valid driver's license, and approved to drive by Company's insurance carrier. Willing to work hours outside of normal work schedule and on call schedule $30 - $35 an hour We sincerely thank all applicants in advance for submitting their interest in this position. Hiller is an EEOC employer. Applicants will be required to undergo pre-employment drug screens and background checks. Apply today if you have what it takes to be a part of the industry's best team in the home service industry!

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