BAS Controls Electrician – Install, Wire & Troubleshoot

Waibel Energy Systems; Vandalia (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive rates

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Healthcare

401k plan with match and profitSharing

Paid Dental & Vision Insurance

Voluntary Short and Long-Term Disabil

Voluntary Accident and Critical Illn.

Job summary

Waibel Energy Systems is seeking a Controls Electrician to install and wire BAS control components on projects. You will read blueprints, lay out wiring from networks to devices, and troubleshoot HVAC electrical motors with limited guidance.

The role demands five years of electrical experience, journeyman status, and ability to work overtime as needed. Travel and on-site collaboration with team members and subcontractors are expected.

Qualifications

• Requires trade-level training and certifications for electrical work on BAS projects.
• Must understand blueprints and wiring diagrams for multiple manufacturers.
• Extensive experience with high- and low-voltage systems and safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Install control electrical components in Building Automation Systems (BAS).
• Read control prints and execute work with minimal guidance.
• Lay out wiring from networks to device wiring for projects.
• Troubleshoot, repair, and test HVAC-related electrical motors and devices.
• Coordinate with team members and subcontractors on site.

Skills

Read blueprints and wiring diagrams

HVAC electrical systems

High/low voltage knowledge

Troubleshooting electrical issues

Electrical safety compliance

Education

Journeyman Electrician certification

High school diploma or equivalent

Apprentice Electrician

Tools

Electrical testing equipment

VFD installation

Industrial control panels

Job description

Waibel Energy Systems is seeking a Controls Electrician to install and wire BAS control components on projects. You will read blueprints, lay out wiring from networks to devices, and troubleshoot HVAC electrical motors with limited guidance.

The role demands five years of electrical experience, journeyman status, and ability to work overtime as needed. Travel and on-site collaboration with team members and subcontractors are expected.