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Gov-Department of Military Affairs seeks a skilled Tradesman (Electrician) to perform journeyman-level electrical installations, maintenance and repair at Camp Minden Training Site. You will read blueprints, install conduit, pull wire, and ensure NEC compliance to keep mission systems powered.
Responsibilities include diagnosing faults with testing equipment, conducting preventative maintenance on power distribution and generators, and supporting multi-disciplinary facilities teams.
ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 169-2026 BENEFITS
OPENING DATE:September 23, 2026 Retirement:LASERS
CLOSING DATE:October 07, 2026 Insurance:Medical, Dental, & Vision
Paid Holidays:10 plus proclaimed
*SALARY: Annual Leave:96 hours per year with tenure increases
MW-210 $35,734 - $42,890Sick Leave:96 hours per year with tenure increase
MW-211 $38,230 - $45,885
MW-212 $40,914 - $49,109
*Salary indicates typical starting range.
Level will be determined by qualifications.
JOB TYPE:Unclassified*
*Current Classified employees must give up their designation to accept this position.
The purpose of this position is to perform skilled, journeyman-level electrical work in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of low-voltage and high-voltage electrical systems, fixtures, and apparatuses across the Camp Minden Training Site. The Tradesman (Electrician) ensures that all military, training, residential, and operational facility systems remain safely powered, code-compliant, and fully operational in support of the Louisiana Military Department statewide readiness and emergency response missions. Install, bend, and route electrical conduit, pull wire, and terminate connections. Install electrical hardware including transformers, junction boxes, circuit breakers, sub-panels, switches, and lighting fixtures. Read and interpret blueprints, electrical schematics, and wiring diagrams to lay out new infrastructure or modifications in compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC). Diagnose and isolate electrical malfunctions using testing equipment. Conduct preventative maintenance inspections on facility power distribution systems, back-up generators, and exterior security lighting. Repair or replace faulty wiring, degraded circuitry, and blown components. Assist other facility maintenance trades (carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, and general mechanical) on multi-disciplinary projects. Respond to emergency calls, utility outages, or critical equipment failures. Must remain available to report for duty during state emergencies or natural disaster support activations. Maintain records of completed electrical work, materials used, and equipment service logs. Requisition parts, manage inventory of electrical supplies, and maintain the electrical workshop in a clean, safe, and organized state. Strictly adhere to OSHA, LMD safety regulations, and personal protective equipment (PPE) protocols. Strength & Stamina: Must be able to lift, carry, and maneuver tools, conduit, and heavy electrical equipment weighing up to 50 lbs on a regular basis. Mobility: Requires the physical agility to climb ladders, work on scaffolding, operate aerial lifts/bucket trucks, and navigate confined or restricted workspaces. Postures: Prolonged periods of standing, bending, kneeling, reaching overhead, and working in awkward positions are required to complete wiring installations. Heights: Frequent work performed at elevated heights on ladders, scissor lifts, or rooftops. Environmental Extremes: Exposure to Louisiana's extreme summer heat, high humidity, and wet outdoor environments while performing exterior maintenance. Perform all other duties as assigned.
By submitting an application for employment with the Military Department, the applicant agrees to the following conditions of employment:
Equal Opportunity Employer and State as a Model Employee (SAME)