Electrical Mechanic
Electrical Mechanic
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Experience, bending, threading and installing electrical conduit to include MC, EMT and ridged raceways
- Properly and efficiently set up for wire install, pulling wire and operating wire tuggers
- Capable of terminating panels, setting fixtures, installing devices, installing cable try
- Must be well organized, able to work efficiently and demonstrate good time management skills
- Ensure special equipment needs are communicated to the foreman
- Interpret and understand job drawings to facilitate install of electrical system
- Ability to establish material list and ensure material needs are communicated to the foreman
- Ability to achieve the weekly benchmark objectives established by the foreman
- Maintain familiarity with the plans, schedule and expectations for job based upon directives of foreman
- Ensure safe work practices and maintain a safe work environment for all personnel
- Utilize all assigned PPE as appropriate for the hazards encountered
- Maintain a positive work environment which promotes a culture of safety and open communication
- Maintain a personal tool cache including hand tools, drill, drivers and all necessary attachments
- Minimum of 4 years' experience completing project installation of electrical systems in the commercial electrical industry.
- Experience working in the field completing assigned tasks and functions.
- Experience with trade inspections, dealing with various jurisdictions and inspectors are all areas which will benefit from experience.
- Associated trade certifications are beneficial but are not required for this position.
- Physical and Environmental Requirements:
- Should be able to sit, bend, stoop and lift items which occasionally exceed 50 pounds.
- Be able to climb, crawl and squat as the job demands.
- The work environment is outdoors in all types of weather to include extreme heat and cold.
- The individual is exposed to extreme conditions of a construction site such as loud noise, dusty environments, moving mechanical equipment, and vibration of mechanical equipment.
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