Electrical Trades Specialist III — Facilities & Safety

Pima Community College Foundation Inc.; Tucson (AZ); Hybrid; USD 40,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Up to paid time off

Pension plans with employer matching

Educational leave

Tuition/education benefits

Wellness program

Professional enrichment funds

Job summary

Pima Community College Foundation Inc. is seeking an Electrical Trades Specialist 3 to perform journeyman level electrical installation, maintenance, and repair across College facilities.

You will support emergency and backup systems, fire life safety, and access control while ensuring compliance with NEC and College standards. The role requires vocational electrical training, 3–5 years of journey-level experience, and AZ Journeyman certification, with a valid AZ driver's license.

Qualifications

• Vocational or technical training in electrical work.
• Three to five years of related journey level trade experience.
• Journeyman Wireman Certification State of Arizona.
• Valid Arizona driver license.

Responsibilities

• Performs complex electrical maintenance, repair, and installation to maintain reliability of electrical distribution systems.
• Inspects work by contractors and college staff to ensure College standards are met.
• Responds to work orders for repair on a 24-hour basis as needed, including emergencies.
• Interprets diagrams and blueprints for project planning and ensures NEC compliance.
• Provides support to other trades within college facilities.
• Performs duties assigned by supervisor.

Skills

Skilled trades knowledge

Communication skills

Decision making

Problem solving

Electrical maintenance

Adaptability

Equipment operation

Education

Journeyman Wireman AZ

Arizona Driver License

Electrical training or certification

Job description

Pima Community College Foundation Inc. is seeking an Electrical Trades Specialist 3 to perform journeyman level electrical installation, maintenance, and repair across College facilities.

You will support emergency and backup systems, fire life safety, and access control while ensuring compliance with NEC and College standards. The role requires vocational electrical training, 3–5 years of journey-level experience, and AZ Journeyman certification, with a valid AZ driver's license.