Service Electrician CTH - Confidential

Compensation: $35-$45

Experience: Minimum of 3 years of performing service work while operating in a service vehicle

Required Skill Set:

Ability to read all blueprints in the plan sets, shop drawings, submittals, cut sheets, and technical

diagrams and decipher the relationships between the various systems indicated

Working knowledge of OSHPOD and requirements thereof

Be versed in working in the following voltage levels: 408V/277V/240V/208V/120V/70V/24V/12V

AC & DC Systems

Be versed in working on BAS-Building Automation Systems, energy management, parking

systems, electric vehicle charging stations, and solar systems.

Ability to plan ahead, direct and take direction from others team members

Preferred advanced knowledge in troubleshooting the following items:

Switchboards, panelboards, motor starters, meters, refrigeration, pumps, motors, motor control

centers, fuses, thermal overloads, transformers, breakers, buckets, exhaust ventilation

equipment, ANSUL systems, hood systems, dimmer panels, inverters, electrical vehicle chargers,

thermostats, fire dampers, Variable frequency drives, power packs, Emergency generators,

alternators, fuel storage systems, daylighting controls, timers, timeclocks, electronic delays,

photocells, room controllers, distribution boards, switchgear, transfer switches, float switches,

pressure switches, contactors, relays, thermal overload heaters, reversing contactors, timers,

drivers, ballasts, emergency drivers and ballasts, and grounding systems

Preferred working knowledge of the following lighting systems:

Lutron, Crestron, nLight, Fresco, Greengate, Legrand, Wattstopper, System Sensor, Blue Box,

Halophane, Carolina Products, Lithonia Acuity & Synergy

Understanding of phase dimming, line voltage dimming, 0-10V dimming

Understanding of single and three-phase systems in addition to 3 phase high legs.

Thorough understanding of the IBC, NEC, NFPA, CALCPT, GBC Identify electrical problems with a variety of test devices, including but not limited to:

o Voltmeters, Amp meters, spectrum analyzers, line locators, thermal imaging cameras,

optical domain reflectometers, ground resistance testers, Megohmmeters, Cable

tracers, Oscilloscopes, power quality Analyzers, digital light meters, decibel meters,

thermal scanners, circuit seekers, cable length meter, sequence rotation meters, non-

contact voltage testers, Continuity tester, ground resistance rod tester.

Must understand the 12 Ohms Law formulas and the relationship between them

Must understand capacitance, inductance, and resonance and the effects on electron flow from

the leading or lagging properties of impedance in an electrical circuit

Must be able to calculate resistance in both parallel and series

Physical Demands: must be able to lift 50 lbs., climb up and down ladders, flights of stairs, and work in inclement weather