Position Overview: Candidate for journeyman electrician positions must have a current and active Journeyman Electrician License issued from the State of Utah. A valid reciprocal state journeyman license will be considered as proof of experience but a Utah journeyman license must be obtained within 30 days of employment. Electrical construction experience is required. Candidates must have a working knowledge of journeyman level math and be proficient in reading, and writing.

Major Duties: Plan/Install new or modified electrical installations to minimize waste of materials, provide access for future maintenance, avoid unsightly, hazardous, or unreliable wiring. Installations must be consistent with specifications and local building and electrical codes. Have the ability to follow diagrams, schematics, and blueprints. Using proper electrical tools the candidate must be proficient in measuring, cutting, bending, threading, assemblies and electrical raceways. conduit or wire, using proper electrical tools. Have experience in pulling conductors through conduit using the necessary tools from a small fish tape to large wire pulling equipment. Connect wiring to lighting fixtures, connect power to mechanical and other equipment, and install grounding leads. Perform various electrical testing such as meggering, continuity, amperage, ohm, and voltage measurements of electrical circuits to insure electrical compatibility and safety of components. Perform troubleshooting procedures by observing functionality of installed equipment or system to determine hazards and need for adjustments, relocation, or replacement. Have the ability to perform "lock out-tag out" procedures enabling the ability to safely repair faulty elec

Minimum Qualifications Preferred: Current Utah Journeyman's License High school diploma or GED. Completion of a four-year certified apprenticeship program with an active Journeyman's license. Knowledge of electrical theory and its application. Knowledge of safety procedures associated with electrical Construction. Knowledge of general industry safety procedures. Knowledge of the National Electrical Code and local electrical codes. Knowledge of electrical construction and maintenance practices and procedures. Knowledge of electrical and electronic systems, such as indoor and outdoor lighting systems and timing devices. Skill in planning, designing, organizing, and executing electrical upgrade projects mandated by changing codes, regulations, and safety requiremen Ability to analyze electrical problems, devise, and carry out effective plans for repairing problems. Ability to communicate technical information, listen to instructions and ask questions as necessary. Skill in the practical application of electrical testing devices. Ability to troubleshoot and install control circuits and compute electrical formulas. Ability to read, to understand, and to interpret electrical plans, complex circuit schematics and blueprints. Ability to perform assigned work independently with minimal supervision. Ability to climb ladders, sufficient mobility to perform duties in small spaces by crouching, stooping, or kneeling and physical ability to perform tasks requiring strength and finger dexterity. Ability to lift heavy objects to 100 lbs. Anything that appears too awkward and heavy requires getting help to lift.