
Electrician
Job Description
Job Overview
Dismantles, rebuilds, and installs panel boards, control cases, cable reels and associated electrical equipment. Performs final assembly and testing.
Tools used: Small hand tools, volt-ohm meter, hoist, steam cleaner, fork truck, computer, megger, Hi-pot testing equipment, etc.
Key Job Responsibilities
- Dismantles electrical control cases, panel, cable reels, and related electrical equipment.
- Removes all wire, cleans electrical connections, paints panels and control cases.
- Checks electrical components with volt-ohm meter; replacing or repairing parts as required. Fill out associated inspection and testing documentation for component shipment to approved vendor.
- Using various diagrams, reassembles and installs control cases, panel boards, cable reels and other electrical components.
- Tests function of reassembled equipment, consulting with supervisor/group leader when required.
- Obeys all safety rules and performs housekeeping assignments.
The above statements reflect general details and do not contain all work requirements of the job.
Qualifications/Requirements
- Three or more years’ experience in electrical repair of mining equipment or comparable industry is desirable
- Associate Degree in Electricity and or received Electrical underground mining training is desirable
- Perform basic math functions
- Read electrical schematics & wiring diagrams
- Use tape measure (metric & imperial)
- Use feeler gauge
- Use insulation resistance tester (Megger)
- Use noncontact thermometer
- Use ammeter
- Use multimeter (analog & digital)
- Proper operation of fork trucks
- Proper operation of cranes
- Safety training (Haz-Com, Lock Out / Tag Out, PPE, MSDS, Housekeeping, Lifting, Electrical)
- Knowledgeable of ISO Standards
- Basic computer skills
Additional Information
- Have basic tools or be willing to purchase
- Able to work any shift
- Able to work overtime
- Able to work weekends