Supervisor Electrician

General Signing Supervisor Electrician

We are currently seeking a General Signing Supervisor Electrician to join our team. As the General Signing Supervisor Electrician, you will be involved in the estimating, installation, commissioning and servicing of electrical systems. This position requires a good working knowledge of Electrical systems, Project Management and Estimating. This position is a supervisor position that will grow as the department grows.

Key Responsibilities:

• Install and wire electrical system equipment and components in compliance with electrical codes, standards, and regulations.
• Review plans, drawings, specifications, and work orders to determine work requirement and sequence of installations.
• Repair and maintain electrical systems.
• Appropriately handle and be familiar with all testing and electrical repair tools and equipment.
• Perform tasks with minimum supervision and in accordance with the law.
• Adhere to all company policies and procedures.
• Perform all job functions in a safe and healthful manner, abiding by and in accordance with all applicable company policies and government legislation/regulations.
• Perform other duties as assigned by Management.
• Signing Supervisor for Electrical permits.
• New business development.

Qualifications:

• Valid Driver's license.
• Oregon General Signing Supervisor Electrical License or qualifications to become one.
• Washington O1 or O6 electrical license is an asset.
• Electrical Service experience.
• Project Management, Service Management, Estimating an asset.
• Fluent in English – both written and oral.
• The ability to read and understand communication, plans, and specs and product documentation.
• Medium physical duties, the ability to stand for long periods of time in a construction environment, the ability to climb ladders and at times work from heights.
• Good knowledge of the electrical trade and the Oregon Electrical Code.
• Long term employment history at your last job(s).

A general supervising electrician when working for or as an electrical contractor requiring a signing supervisor:

• Directs, supervises, makes, or controls the making of electrical installations.
• May design, plan, and lay out work for the customers of the contractor with whom the supervising electrician is continuously employed.
• Is the only individual authorized to direct, supervise, or control the installation or alteration of an electrical service.

The general signing supervising electrician must:

• Sign all permits.
• Ensure all electrical installations meet minimum safety standards.
• Be continuously employed as a general supervising electrician on the electrical contractor's regular payroll and be available during working hours to carry out the duties of a supervising electrician under this section.
• Ensure proper electrical safety procedures are used.
• Ensure all electrical labels and permits required to perform electrical work are used and signed.
• Ensure electricians have proper licenses for the work performed, and may not permit either by assent or by failure to prevent, an individual to perform work for which they are not properly licensed.
• Comply with corrective notices issued by the inspecting authority.
• Notify the division in writing within five days if the signing supervising electrician terminates the relationship with the electrical contractor.
• Not act as a supervising electrician for more than one employer.
• Supervising electricians who fail to comply with the provisions of this rule through act or omission may be subject to penalties. Penalties include, but are not limited to, fines, license conditioning, suspension, and revocation.
• If the general supervising electrician leaves the employment of the general electrical contractor or employer, electrical work which requires a general supervising electrician shall not be conducted until a replacement general supervising electrician is employed and written notice designating the supervising electrician is given to the division.

The licensing requirements for a general supervising electrician are set out in ORS 479.630. To comply with the experience requirements, a non-journeyman applicant relying on equivalent experience shall provide proof that applicant had:

• Qualifying experience to become a journeyman electrician, that is at least 8,000 hours of work experience with sufficient minimum hours in each area set out in OAR View phone number on click.appcast.io.
• Additional qualifying experience as a journeyman, that is at least 8,000 hours of work experience that is equivalent to journeyman work.
• A licensed journeyman only needs to document 8,000 hours of experience as a journeyman.