On-Call Emergency Generator Electrician

Orange County Government; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 61,663,000 - 80,117,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Retirement plan

Paid holidays

Sick leave & vacation

On-site facilities

Job summary

Orange County Government’s Fleet Management Division seeks a Power Generation Electrician to service 225+ generators across county facilities. The role includes repairs, preventive maintenance, and participation in a 24/7 on-call rotation during normal hours and emergencies, such as hurricanes.

Responsibilities include troubleshooting controls and electrical systems, repairing motor control equipment, and installing conduit, panels, and wiring to code.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent and five years of electrical experience.
• Journeyman Electrical License.
• Familiar with NFPA standards for fire, electrical and building safety.
• Valid Florida driver's license; may require CDL.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoots and repairs controls and electrical on heavy industrial equipment including generators and up to 4,160 volt power distribution equipment.
• Maintains and troubleshoots large horsepower motors; calibrates control equipment to factory specifications.
• Tests and performs preventative and predictive maintenance on motor control systems and AC/DC motors.
• Install new conduit, boxes, and panels and pull wire to code as needed to support equipment maintenance, upgrades and replacement of power units.

Skills

Electrical repair

Troubleshooting

Communication skills

Teamwork

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Journeyman Electrical License

Tools

Electrical test meters

Wiring schematics & prints

Job description

Orange County Government’s Fleet Management Division seeks a Power Generation Electrician to service 225+ generators across county facilities. The role includes repairs, preventive maintenance, and participation in a 24/7 on-call rotation during normal hours and emergencies, such as hurricanes.

Responsibilities include troubleshooting controls and electrical systems, repairing motor control equipment, and installing conduit, panels, and wiring to code.