Repairs and services electrical and electronic equipment, motors, generators, transformers, relays, panels, switching devices, meters and controllers. Possesses specific skills and training in overhaul repair and troubleshooting demonstrating ability to use precision test and measuring equipment and specialized tools.
Must have high school diploma with two years electrical experience in troubleshooting and maintenance of 15 KVA voltage switch gear, generators, motors, relay logic, transformers, UPS & DC systems and ability to read electrical prints.MN Electrician license (Maintenance or Journeyman) and ARC Flash training preferred. Must hold one of the following State of Minnesota Electrical Licenses - Maintenance, Journeymen, Master Electrician License or registered as an unlicensed Electrician. New hires that do not have an electrical license are required to have unlicensed registration completed within the 90 day probationary period from start date. A driver's license is required.
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