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Maintenance Electrician II |
8430 |
| Under direction, performs skilled
and minor supervisory work in the installation, maintenance,
and repair of electrical systems, units, and related
equipment. This is a senior crafts classification involving
an advanced knowledge of high amperage electrical systems,
electrical motors, and other equipment. Employees in
this class frequently act as work leader and assist the
supervisor in the overall supervision of the section.
Nature of work requires responding to weekend or evening
emergency calls involving electrical problems. |
| Considerable knowledge of approved
methods and practices in installing, maintaining, and
repairing electric lighting and wiring systems, motors,
and small power generators, switches and control equipment,
and other common electrical appliances and equipment;
considerable knowledge of electrical code requirements
and approved safety standards as they relate to electric
wiring and equipment; considerable knowledge of occupational
hazards surrounding the work of electricians and of necessary
precautionary measures. Ability to work from electrical
diagrams and blueprints; ability to plan and supervise
the work of a small crew of skilled electricians and
helpers; ability to keep time and material work records.
Skill in the use and care of hand and power tools of
the trade. Good human relations and communications skills.
Completion of the MCPS Electrical Test at the required
score. |
| Completion of the tenth school
grade and considerable experience in the installation,
maintenance, and repair of a variety of electrical equipment
and high amperage electrical systems. Other combinations
of applicable education, training, and experience which
provide the knowledge, abilities, and skills necessary
to perform effectively in the position may be considered. |
| Possession
of a valid Maryland noncommercial Class C driver's license,
or equivalent. |
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(Special requirements such as lifting heavy objects and
frequent climbing.) Ability to perform work requiring
moderate physical exertion and lifting/moving of moderately
heavy objects. Ability to work from stepladders and
at moderate heights. |
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(Frequent overtime or night work required, etc.) Ability
to respond to emergency work requirements. |
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Participates in making layouts and sketches of major
electrical projects and in preparing estimates of materials,
time, and labor necessary to complete jobs; acts as
work leader of a crew of skilled electricians and helpers
on long or major projects, assigning duties and inspecting
completed work. Maintains and repairs motors in the
heating, ventilating, and water systems in all buildings;
inspects and repairs motor controls; pulls defective
motors and makes shop repairs, such as turning armatures
and replacing bearings and other parts. Performs the
more difficult phases of installing, maintaining and
repairing electrical wiring, controls, and equipment.
Performs related work as required. |
