Airport Electrician: High/Low Voltage & Airfield Lighting

Massachusetts Port Authority; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 135,000 - 145,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Work-life balance

Inclusive culture

Growth opportunities

Safe work environment

Community support

Environmental protection

Positive impact

Job summary

Massachusetts Port Authority is hiring an Electrician (Bargaining Unit Local No. 103) to maintain and repair electrical systems across airport facilities, signage, parking areas, and airfields, ensuring safety and reliability.

You will create and review wiring diagrams for complex lighting systems and high/low voltage circuits, and work under FAA FAR 139 standards to support safe aircraft operations. A Massachusetts Journeyman’s Electrician License is required.

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience working with low/high voltage systems
• Massachusetts Journeyman’s Electrician License
• Working knowledge of commercial and high voltage switching gear
• Strong knowledge of computer-based systems (card access, airfield lighting control, high voltage monitoring)

Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance and repairs on electrical systems across airport facilities, signage, parking areas, and airfields to ensure safety and reliability
• Create and review wiring diagrams for complex lighting systems, motors, and high/low voltage circuits
• Maintain and repair airfield lighting and signage in accordance with FAA FAR 139 standards to support safe aircraft operations
• Operate effectively in emergency situations, applying airport procedures and codes to protect people, assets, and operational continuity

Skills

Low/High voltage systems

Airfield lighting control

Wiring diagrams

FAA FAR 139 knowledge

Education

Massachusetts Journeyman’s Electrician License

Job description

Massachusetts Port Authority is hiring an Electrician (Bargaining Unit Local No. 103) to maintain and repair electrical systems across airport facilities, signage, parking areas, and airfields, ensuring safety and reliability.

You will create and review wiring diagrams for complex lighting systems and high/low voltage circuits, and work under FAA FAR 139 standards to support safe aircraft operations. A Massachusetts Journeyman’s Electrician License is required.