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Electrician Technician I 

Are you ready to power up your career? We are seeking an Electrical Technician 1 to support the installation, maintenance, and repair of intricate commercial building systems. Working under the guidance of senior electricians, you will ensure the safety and functionality of power distribution, lighting, and low-voltage systems. 

This is an ideal entry-level role for a motivated professional with 2-4 years of experience looking to build a path toward becoming a Journeyman Electrician. 
 

Position Summary 
The Electrical Technician 1 plays a critical role in supporting the installation and maintenance of intricate building systems under the guidance of senior electricians or electrical engineers. This position focuses on ensuring the functionality and safety compliance of essential systems, including power distribution, lighting, and  low voltage systems. Key responsibilities include assisting with electrical installations, performing routine maintenance and repairs, and interpreting technical schematics. The technician is responsible for testing and calibrating systems using specialized tools and must maintain an organized, safe job site while documenting daily activities and technical reports. 

Candidates should possess a basic understanding of electrical theories and the National Electrical Code (NEC), along with familiarity with hand and power tools. Strong math and analytical skills are required for accurate measurements and calculations, and physical stamina is essential due to the demanding nature of the work environment. While a high school diploma is the minimum educational requirement, those with postsecondary awards or degrees in electrical technology are preferred. This entry-level position is ideal for individuals starting their careers, often with  2-4 years of experience, and paves the way for future development towards licensure as a Journeyman Electrician. 

Essential Functions 

• Assist in pulling wire, installing conduit, and supporting rough-ins for commercial  projects. 

• Perform routine preventive maintenance and assist in diagnosing or repairing malfunctioning equipment. 

• Read and interpret electrical schematics, blueprints, and technical diagrams to determine the placement of fixtures and outlets. 

• Testing & Calibration:Use specialized tools (e.g., voltmeters, ammeters) to test system performance and ensure they meet building codes. 

• Maintain tools and materials while keeping the job site clean and organized to ensure safety. 

• Assist in updating daily logs of activities and preparing basic technical reports. 

• May give instruction, direction, and mentorship to others on the job site including an assigned helper 

• Gather/collate/classify information 

• Coordinates with owner to ensure job performance and satisfaction including job close-out, scheduling, and safety  reports. 

• Selects type and size of conduit, wiring, and related materials and equipment such as supports, hangers, and  supports, according to specifications 

• Inspects worksites to determine presence of obstructions and to ascertain that work performed will not cause structural damage 

• Makes plans to coordinate job site materials, subcontracted work, job schedule, and job close-out documents. 

• Plans installation and repair to avoid obstructions and to avoid interference with the activities of other workers 

Essential Skills & Qualifications 

• Technical Proficiency:Basic understanding of electrical theories, circuits, and the National Electrical Code (NEC). 

• Tool Usage:Familiarity with hand and power tools such as wire strippers, drills, and conduit benders. 

• Math & Analytical Skills:Basic algebra and geometry are required for calculating loads and taking precise measurements. 

• Physical Stamina:Ability to stand for long periods, lift heavy objects (often up to 50 lbs.), and work in varied environments like construction sites or confined spaces. 

• Software Awareness:While technicians focus on field work, some roles may require basic exposure toAutoCADorRevitfor interpreting design documents. 

Requirements 

• High school diploma or equivalent is required  

• 2-4 years of relevant experience in electrical work or a related field 

• A foundational understanding of electrical theory (e.g., Ohm's Law, circuitry) and a working familiarity with the National Electrical Code (NEC). 

• Blueprint Literacy: Ability to interpret electrical schematics and technical diagrams to identify placement for power distribution and lighting. 

• Tool Competency: Proficiency with industry-specific hand and power tools, including: 

• Conduit benders (manual and hydraulic) 

• Wire strippers and crimpers 

• Multimeters, voltmeters, and ammeters 

• Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment and communicate professionally 

Preferred Skills 

• NCCER Electrical Level 1 or 2 

• OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 Construction Safety 

• First Aid/CPR Certification2. Digital & Design Literacy 

• Ability to perform complex bends (saddles, offsets, and back-to-back 90s) with minimal material waste 

• Knowledge of Cat6 cabling, fiber optics, or security/fire alarm  

• A fundamental understanding of how to wire starters and control circuits 

• The ability to  plan work by identifying exactly which connectors, fasteners, and wire gauges  

Compensation

Salary Min: $41,622
Salary Max: $69,395
Actual compensation will be determined based on experience, qualifications, geographic location, and other job-related factors. 

Competencies 

• Analytical thinking and problem solving 

• Attention to detail and precision 

• Situational awareness and safety orientation 

• Adaptability and team collaboration 

• Leadership and initiative 

Travel 

Travel is frequently required to and from job site locations. 

 
Work Environment 

While performing duties on this job, the employee is frequently exposed to various indoor/outdoor climate conditions and temperatures. They will also be exposed to frequent fumes, odors, dust, gases, poor ventilation, etc. Noise level exceeding 85 decibels will require hearing protection. Other hazards might include electrical shock, burns, explosives, radiant energy, mechanical hazards, etc.