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Service Technician

Kalispell, MT · On-site

$18 - $20/hr

Basic electrical work - understanding circuits, diagnosing faults * Plumbing tasks including PVC ... seasonal work - it's a career path. When spa service slows down, the company keeps you busy with ...

SCHOTT AG

Electro Mechanical Technician I- Night Shift

Lebanon, PA · On-site

$24.25 - $31/hr

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  • Dental

  • Vision

  • PTO

Monitor and perform seasonal electro-mechanical activities on equipment during non-standard work ... Sound technical abilities (troubleshooting electrical circuits, mechanical systems, pneumatics ...

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Residential New Construction Service Tech

C&B Electric

Grand Prairie, TX

Full-time

Posted 24 days ago

Job description

Position: Residential Service Tech

Work Hours

Monday - Friday

6:30am - 5:00pm

Saturday and Sunday (if seasonal workload requires or behind on job walks)

Personal Appointments or errands before 5 pm, must be approved by immediate Sr. Supervisor - Email or Call

Direct Report: TBD

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

The Residential Electrical Service Punch Technician is responsible for inspecting, finishing, troubleshooting, and correcting electrical "punch list" items on residential projects. This role bridges the gap between rough/trim installations and final client sign-off or municipal inspections. The ideal candidate possesses sharp troubleshooting skills, exceptional attention to detail, and a strong customer-service mindset to ensure every job site is clean, fully code-compliant, and finished to the highest standard.

Key Duties & Responsibilities1. Punch List Execution & Quality Assurance
  • Review daily punch lists generated from internal quality checks, builder walkthroughs, or municipal inspections.
  • Efficiently resolve open items, including crooked devices, loose cover plates, mislabeled breaker panels, or improper trim alignments.
  • Inspect completed trim and service work for safety, functionality, and National Electrical Code (NEC) compliance.
  • Test all outlets (GFCI/AFCI), light fixtures, three-way switches, dimmers, smoke detectors, and ceiling fans to verify proper operation before client handover.
2. Troubleshooting & Diagnostics
  • Diagnose complex electrical issues such as tripped breakers, open neutrals, crossed circuits, voltage drops, or non-functioning devices.
  • Trace wiring inside walls or attic spaces with minimal drywall disruption to fix open/shorted circuits.
  • Balance breaker loads and verify correct panel labeling.
3. Minor Repairs & Finishing Work
  • Repair or replace damaged switches, receptacles, fixtures, breakers, or low-voltage devices damaged during construction.
  • Perform minor drywall or surface patch repairs when small cutouts are required for fix-its.
  • Seal outdoor fixtures and service entries against weather intrusion as required by code.
4. Site Cleanliness & Client Interaction
  • Maintain a clean work environment, ensuring all wire scraps, packaging, and dust are removed after completing punch work.
  • Communicate politely and professionally with homeowners, general contractors, or home inspectors on site.
  • Walk home buyers or site superintendents through completed electrical features when required.
Job Requirements & QualificationsEducation & Experience
  • Education: High School Diploma or GED equivalent; vocational or technical school completion preferred.
  • Experience: Minimum 2–4 years of hands-on experience in residential electrical wiring, rough-in, trim, and service work.
  • Licensing: Valid Electrical Apprentice card or Wireman Electrician License (preferred or required depending on state/local jurisdiction).
  • Driver’s License: Valid Driver’s License with a clean motor vehicle driving record (MVR).
Technical Skills & Competencies
  • Deep understanding of residential wiring practices, NEC standards, and local building codes.
  • Proficient in reading blueprints, circuit schematics, and floor plans.
  • Expert with standard electrical test equipment (digital multimeters, circuit tracers, GFCI testers, continuity testers).
  • Strong manual dexterity with basic hand and power tools.
Soft Skills
  • Detail Orientation: High standard for aesthetics—ensuring plates are straight, fixtures are flush, and wiring is neat.
  • Problem-Solving: Ability to work independently and troubleshoot issues under tight deadlines.
  • Communication: Clear, professional verbal and written communication skills.
Physical Requirements & Working Conditions

Work Environment: Active residential construction sites, new home developments, and occupied homes.

  • Physical Demands: Must be able to lift, carry, and maneuver up to 50 lbs regularly.
  • Mobility: Frequently required to climb ladders, kneel, crawl in attics or crawlspaces, and stand for extended periods.
  • Vision: Excellent color vision is required to accurately distinguish wire colors.
  • Environment: Exposure to varying weather conditions, dust, and noisy construction environments.