Senior Electrician – Fire Alarm & Power Systems

Wellstar Health System; Marietta (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Wellstar Health System seeks an experienced electrician to maintain and repair low and high voltage equipment. You will troubleshoot electric faults, perform preventative maintenance, and manage documentation for fire alarm systems and standby power infrastructure.

The role includes coordinating project schedules, training staff, and ensuring code compliance. Candidates should have strong knowledge of NFPA/NEC, PLCs, and experience with generators and emergency power systems.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required; trade school training preferred.
• Minimum 5 years as an electrician or 2+ years with fire alarm systems and standby power.
• Experience with NFPA/NEC codes and electrical theory essential.

Responsibilities

• Perform preventive maintenance on electrical equipment on schedule.
• Trouble shoot and diagnose deficiencies and repair equipment.
• Install outlets, ballasts, breakers, switches as needed.
• Prepare documentation for maintenance and repairs; manage projects.
• Coordinate meetings and schedules for installations and inspections.
• Develop training modules and conduct equipment troubleshooting training.

Skills

Power tools

Hand tools

Diagnostic tools

Emergency power transfer switches

Line isolation monitors

Standby generators

PLC technology

Fire alarm systems

NFPA/NEC codes

Excel

MS Word

Education

High school diploma or GED

Trade school training in low/high voltage distribution and maintenance

Tools

PLC technology

Simplex/Grinnell fire alarm systems

Diagnostic equipment

Emergency power equipment

Job description

Wellstar Health System seeks an experienced electrician to maintain and repair low and high voltage equipment. You will troubleshoot electric faults, perform preventative maintenance, and manage documentation for fire alarm systems and standby power infrastructure.

The role includes coordinating project schedules, training staff, and ensuring code compliance. Candidates should have strong knowledge of NFPA/NEC, PLCs, and experience with generators and emergency power systems.