Maintenance Electrician - Journeyman 3rd Shift

At San Juan Regional Medical Center, we're more than a healthcare provider—we're a values-driven organization dedicated to delivering exceptional care. As a team member, you help fulfill our mission to make life better here for our community.
The Electrician ensures a safe, comfortable, and attractive healthcare environment, reflecting an attitude of help and service on behalf of the Plant Engineering Department. They undertake a variety of tasks relating to setting up and maintaining electrical infrastructure. The Electrician is responsible for installing electrical wiring in buildings and poles, troubleshooting malfunctions and blackouts, and repairing appliances. Due to the high amount of risk pertaining to this job, the Electrician must be first and foremost be a responsible individual with great attention to safety precautions. They must be experienced with different kinds of electrical devices and systems. The Electrician’s goal is to produce and maintain well-functioning electrical connections to minimize the probability of accidents and maximize usability of electricity in all facilities. Sacred Trust, Personal Reverence, Thoughtful Anticipation, Team Accountability and Creative Vitality ask more of us than merely completing some list of tasks. High School diploma or equivalent
A minimum of four (4) years experience related to building maintenance or construction.
A journeyman certificate or equivalent of competence in the appropriate trade classification for the work to be performed is required of all individuals performing electrical wiring and fixture repairs
Mechanical as well customer service knowledge.
Proven experience as an electrician in industrial and/or commercial electrical systems
Demonstrable ability to use electrical and hand tools (e.g., and electrical drawings and blueprints
Thorough knowledge of safety procedures and legal regulations and guidelines
Excellent physical condition and flexibility to work long shifts and overnight
Diploma in relevant vocational training or successfully completed apprenticeship as an electrician
Basic computer experience to perform data input, program control manipulation and alterations
Mechanical as well customer service experience
Basic keyboarding and computer skills
the ability to work with hospital staff and external contacts)
Additional mechanical and electrical training (especially success in formal Technical/Vocational training)
The ability to use electrical meters to check voltage and amp readings for connected loads
Knowledge and ability to bend, cut, ream, thread, and join piping, test joints under pressure for leaks and repair or replace, clear drain stoppages
Inspect equipment and facilities for proper operation and working condition.
Conduct general mechanical maintenance duties such as monitor, troubleshoot, adjust, and repair various building assemblies.
Maintain routine records and determine the type and extent of malfunctioning equipment, and as necessary adjust, disassemble, repair, or replace parts, components, reassemble and test for proper operation.
Report more serious problems to the Supervisor or Management for instructions and/or maintenance scheduling.
Service and make repairs to all electrical systems to include air conditioning and refrigeration equipment, including: fans, motors, coils, thermostats, dampers and regulating controls.
Clean and lubricate fan coil units, motors, and other machinery.
Maintain, repair, and make alterations to steam, water, pneumatic, as well as sanitary plumbing pipelines, fixtures, and components for proper operation.
Perform general cutting and joining of metals not requiring critical test tolerance or certification.
Make minor repairs on hospital beds, TV screens, and other patient room contents, which are maintained by the Plant Engineering Department.
Learn proper start-up, testing, running and shut down procedures along with preventive and general maintenance on the fire pump and emergency generator (i.e., Learn and apply proper procedures and respond accordingly when working with, disarming / re-arming, and diagnosing the messages and trouble lights for the fire alarm system.
Make repairs to walls, patch holes, hang and remove items, paint, texture, and repair drywall, etc.
Move supplies, furniture, equipment, properly dispose of trash and scrap materials.
Learn and abide by other applicable SJRMC / Department policies and procedures.
in-service training sessions).
Report and follow-up to ensure needed equipment, materials, and supplies were ordered.
Complete records to accurately and thoroughly document all work performed.
Keep a neat personal appearance
Physical Demands and Environmental Work Conditions:

May be required to work in sterile and mechanical areas (with moving machinery, noise, and heat).
Will be required to wear personal protective equipment.