Assistant Electrician

Assistant Electrician

The Assistant Electrician is responsible for assisting the Electrician in maintaining all electrical components to ensure they are safe and operable. The Assistant Electrician should be aware of sustainable practices and take proactive steps towards applying these principles in their daily work. As with all positions, this position will continually exemplify and promote the core values, mission, and culture of the organization.

Essential Duties:

Assist in the electrical work to maintain safe and operable lights and electrical components

Assist in daily tasks, short-term and long-term projects, and preventative and reactive maintenance repairs and replacements; continue work in the leads' absence

Perform electrical tasks, e.g., wiring an electrical ballast or transformer kit, run electrical wires, troubleshoot, install single and 3 phase motors

Collaborate with other staff and contractors as needed

Assist with research, ordering parts and materials; manage work orders

Assist with inventory management of commonly used supplies, tools, and parts

Work closely with other Parks Operations staff and BPCA departments to assist with public educational activities such as tours, volunteer groups, and public and programmed events

Assist in creating and updating records and Standard Operating Procedures

Safely and effectively operate equipment, e.g., vehicles, hand tools, power equipment, and safety equipment

Maintain a high standard for safety by timely and safely cautioning off sites for workplace and public safety

Use personal protective equipment and adhere to all safety rules and regulations

Identify and report park issues and hazards appropriately and timely

Perform emergency and non-emergency work as assigned such as work related to programmed and permitted events, job specific issues, severe weather events, e.g., snow and ice removal and flood protection measures as directed

Maintain professionalism including when interacting with the public

Perform other duties as assigned

Education and Experience:

Minimum of three (3) years' experience in electrical field

High School Diploma or GED

Valid U.S. Driver's License

OSHA 10, certifications, higher education, and/or trainings on relevant skills preferred

Experience working in public settings and knowledge of sustainability practices preferred

Competencies:

Detail oriented

Problem solving skills

Conflict Resolution skills

Collaborative

Skills:

Knowledge of electrical tasks and up to date knowledge of applicable codes and regulations

Ability to operate tools necessary to perform tasks

Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Good judgement and decision-making skills

Ability to interact well with staff and all levels of the organization

Ability to learn new skills and maintain up to date information on relevant skills and techniques

Ability to read blueprints, plans and schematics

Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite

Physical Requirements:

Must be able to work outdoors and in all types of weather

Stand, sit, and squat for long periods of time

Perform repetitive movements

Push, pull, and lift up to 50 lbs