Licensed Journeyman Electrician

Licensed Journeyman Job Description: Have worked in the telecommunications commercial environment directly with electrical components, including wiring, outlets and machines or electronics within telecommunications Central Office, Data Center, Shelter, or wireless cell site. Specialized in commercial work, specifically Telecom / IT / Data Center industry. Install or upgrade DC Power Plant equipment. Have an official Electrical License for the states of: Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Installing and maintaining electrical wiring of circuits and breakers to ensure electrical systems in a business or telecom / IT / data center / wireless cell site environment. Perform complex, trade-specific installations, maintenance, and repairs. Troubleshooting electrical issues to find the source of a reported problem and identify repair options without direct supervision. Repairing electrical wiring and components. Inspecting components, including wiring and electrical products, to ensure they're safe and within the required codes. Training Apprentices and newer Electricians and overseeing their work. Upgrading existing electrical systems to enhance performance, reduce utility costs, and ensure safety. Proficiency in diagnosing and repairing electrical issues such as faulty wiring, malfunctioning circuits, and equipment failure. Experience using tools such as wire strippers, receptacle testers, multi-meter, conduit bender, and cable cutters. Ability to analyze technical drawings, read blueprints, and schematics to plan and execute jobs. Problem-solving and critical thinking skills, as Journeyman Electricians may troubleshoot and repair issues in the field. Attention to detail to make precise, accurate measurements. Follow detailed MOP's (Method of Procedures). High school diploma (or equivalent), completion of a Department of Labor-approved apprenticeship, and a valid state journeyman license to work in the states of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. 8 years' experience. Capability to lift heavy objects (up to 50 lbs), stand for long periods, climb ladders, and work in confined spaces. Ability to work long hours, and nights during the evening maintenance window. Adhere strictly to the National Electric Code and all on-site OSHA safety guidelines & protocols. Adhere to customer company safety policies, including proper use of PPE. Clean driving record and the ability to pass background checks and drug screenings.aa415a4b-8b21-40fc-a65c-70d2b25ca29a