DEAN | FLUOR Lead Electrical Maintenance Technician

M.C. Dean; Bluffdale (UT); On-site; USD 50,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Lead Electrical Maintenance Technician to oversee all electrical work on-site. This role involves coordinating maintenance tasks, ensuring safety compliance, and leading a skilled team. You'll be responsible for installing, testing, and maintaining critical electrical systems, while also managing administrative tasks. If you have a strong background in electrical systems and enjoy leading teams in dynamic environments, this opportunity offers a chance to make a significant impact in mission-critical settings. Join a forward-thinking company that values expertise and commitment to safety.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in facilities maintenance with electrical systems expertise.
• Leadership in scheduling and executing work in dynamic environments.
• Proficient in NEC, NFPA 70E, and NETA maintenance practices.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate electrical maintenance, ensuring safety and compliance.
• Install, maintain, and test electrical systems and components.
• Lead electrical crews and ensure efficient planning and execution.

Skills

Electrical Systems

Leadership Skills

Technical Instructions Interpretation

NEC Knowledge

Safety Compliance

Troubleshooting Techniques

Physical Ability

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Electrical Journeyman License

AS in Electrical/Electronics

Tools

Digital Multimeters

Clamp-on Ammeters

Power Quality Meters

Infrared Scanners

Circuit Tracers

Power DB

Maximo

Job description

Overview

Lead Electrical Maintenance Technician

The Lead Electrical Maintenance Technician serves as the on-site coordinator and crew supervisor for all electrical work. They coordinate scheduling and execution of Preventative, Predictive, Corrective Maintenance, and Warranty work. The technician balances administrative planning, scheduling, documentation, and field supervision, acting as the first line of supervision for electrical crews.

Responsibilities include ensuring electrical maintenance is completed safely, on schedule, and according to manufacturer recommendations. Duties include:

1. Installation, maintenance, testing, calibration, and commissioning of electrical systems and components.
2. Acting as "Employee in Charge" on some jobs to ensure efficient planning and safety.
3. Performing other assignments as required, with some supervision.
4. Reading and interpreting one-line diagrams, schematics, and service documents.
5. Maintaining personal protective equipment (PPE), hand tools, and test equipment.
6. Ensuring safety policies and procedures are understood and followed.
7. Identifying and wearing appropriate PPE for tasks.
8. Adhering to Standard Operating Procedures and Switching Plans.
9. Utilizing troubleshooting tools such as digital multimeters, clamp-on ammeters, power quality meters, infrared scanners, and circuit tracers.
10. Calibrating and commissioning simple protective relays.
11. Verifying control wiring point-to-point.
12. Performing equipment switching, isolation, LOTO, zero volt check, and grounding.
13. Performing maintenance and inspections on various electrical equipment, including high and low voltage circuit breakers, switchboards, motor starters, VFDs, transformers, and associated systems.
14. Having working knowledge of NETA MTS testing standards.
15. Accurately recording test data using Power DB and Maximo.
16. Assisting with startup services up to 138 kV.
17. Conducting safety meetings as needed.
18. Ensuring compliance with environmental and safety policies.
19. Maintaining strong team and client relationships.

Required Skills:

Must be capable of achieving and maintaining TS/SCI security clearance.

High school diploma or GED, along with Electrical Journeyman license or a related technical degree/certificate (e.g., AS in Electrical/Electronics, Instrumentation, Controls, or NETA Level II or NICET Level II in Electrical Power Testing).

1. Minimum five years' experience in facilities maintenance, with a thorough understanding of electrical systems, controls, generators, and life safety systems, preferably in data centers or mission-critical environments.
2. Demonstrated leadership skills for scheduling and executing work efficiently in dynamic environments with extensive equipment.
3. Proficiency in reading and interpreting complex technical instructions, plans, blueprints, and schematics.
4. Strong knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, NETA maintenance practices, and quality control procedures.
5. Ability to evaluate electrical systems, perform damage assessments, estimate maintenance needs, diagnose malfunctions, and employ testing techniques.
6. Ability to organize and prioritize work with minimal supervision.
7. Ability to work in confined spaces, on ladders, and lift equipment over six feet.
8. Must meet all licensing and certification requirements.
9. Physical ability to lift at least 100 pounds and perform physically demanding tasks.
10. Perform other related duties as required.

Abilities:

1. Lifts at least 100 pounds at one time and 60 pounds for extended periods.
2. Relocates a 12-foot stepladder unaided.
3. Works at heights up to 60 feet, climbing and balancing on scaffolds, lifts, and ladders.
4. Performs routine physical activities, including walking, climbing, lifting, and reaching.
5. Possesses good vision and hearing, with the ability to communicate effectively in English.
6. Uses ladders safely while carrying tools.
7. Recognizes problems or potential issues but does not necessarily solve them.
8. Applies rules to specific problems to produce sensible solutions.
9. Integrates information to form general conclusions.
10. Perceives details at close range.
11. Listens and comprehends spoken information effectively.