Electrician Technician

Electrician TechnicianJob DescriptionSalary starts at $54.53/hourPrimary Purpose of PositionUnder general supervision, performs preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance on electrical (motors and sequential controls), electronic (inverters and radio controlled cranes), and electro-mechanical (circuit breakers and motor operated valves (MOVs)) equipment from 125VDC to 25KVAC for the continuous operation and/or refueling.Primary Duties and AccountabilitiesAttends continuing training to maintain proficiency and qualifications in accordance with ANSI and INPO StandardsCommunicates with technicians and multi-discipline crafts to perform maintenance and troubleshootingDevelops written performance and troubleshooting plans to analyze malfunctions to electrical and control equipment to determine and repair root causes or failures.Participates in the Emergency Response PlanPerforms tasks inside Radiologically Controlled areasPrepares and recommends improvements to schematics, equipment, test devices and systems to improve performance and reliability.Tests, modifies, repairs, and maintains protective relaying, meters, control devices, plant instrumentation, electronic equipment and MOVsUses advanced diagnostic equipment to trend, test, adjust, and repair relays, meters, electronic equipment, Reactor Control Rod drive systems and MOVsMinimum QualificationsHigh school diploma or equivalent AND Associates degree in a technical field OR 2-years military electrical experience OR 2-years industrial electrical experience OR 2-years experience as a journeyman Electrician in an industrial setting Satisfactory completion of Technician Occupations Selection System Test. Ability to work in a power plant environment that includes climbing, heights and walking long distances Ability to work flexible, sometimes extended hours, including nights and weekends Nuclear unescorted accessPreferred QualificationsAbility to read electrical schematics, prints, and technical procedures.Experience with preventive and corrective maintenance programs.Completion of an electrical apprenticeship or formal maintenance training program.Good communication and teamwork skills in a highly regulated environment.Strong electrical safety and grounding knowledge.Understanding of lockout/tagout (LOTO), arc-flash protection, and personal protective equipment (PPE).Experience in commercial power generation, utilities, or industrial electrical maintenance.Experience maintaining and troubleshooting: Medium- and high-voltage electrical systems (480V, 4kV, 13.8kV)Switchgear, breakers, transformers, generators, and motor control centersProtective relays and power-distribution equipmentElectrical test equipment and diagnostic instrumentsMotor-Operated Valves