Summary Statement Join the Boise Airport team as a skilled Electrician, responsible for installing, maintaining, and inspecting electrical systems that support safe and efficient airport operations. You’ll also train staff on electrical safety and help maintain a clean, hazard-free work environment. This position works a consistent schedule of four 10-hour shifts per week, giving you a three-day weekend every week. City employees enjoy a top-notch zero-premium healthcare option for you and your family. Plus, a retirement plan that provides a lifetime annuity, investment matching, a cash-incentive wellness program, public employee student loan forgiveness, paid parental leave, and more. Imagine that. Required Knowledge, Experience, And Training • High school diploma or equivalent • 4 years of experience performing general electrical installations, maintenance and repairs in a commercial or public facility • or an equivalent combination of education and/or experience. Licensing And Other Requirements • Journey-level Electrician license issued by the State of Idaho. • Valid state-issued driver's license. • Ability to obtain an Airport Certified Employee (ACE) certification for airfield lighting within six months of hire date. • First Aid and CPR Certifications. Applicants must be able to pass: • City of Boise background check processes which includes a criminal history check and reference checks in accordance with the City of Boise Hiring Process Regulation • Driving Record Check • Transportation Security Administration background check (SIDA) Essential Functions Performs highly complex and specialized tasks requiring considerable judgement, and independent analysis and decision making. Provides leadership, coaching and/or mentoring to a subordinate group. Performs journey-level electrical work on industrial and commercial machinery including troubleshooting; conducting repairs; and installing and maintaining electrical systems, including motor control cabinets, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, generator backup systems, motors, panels, switchgear and related electrical components throughout airport facilities and other airport properties. Assists the airfield lighting crew with airfield lighting systems when needed.Troubleshoots and repairs the main airfield lighting electrical system; performs regular maintenance, testing, and general upkeep of the airfield lighting generator system; and maintains accurate records. Examines equipment to determine whether it requires repair or replacement. Assists in material and equipment selection for supply and inventory levels. Creates, updates and archives electrical prints and schematics. Participates in weekly safety meetings and training classes. Leads and trains registered electrical apprentices on general assignments, proper electrical installations and safety procedures. Assists technicians and mechanics in maintaining airport equipment and other airport facilities. Performs other duties as assigned. Nothing in this job description restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this position at any time. Requirements Additional Required Knowledge, Experience, And Training Knowledge of:; medium voltage (4,160 volts) electrical equipment and systems, uninterrupted power supplies and systems, fire alarm systems, HVAC control circuits, and large generator backup systems, electrical installation requirements and automatic emergency transfer switches; lock-out/tag-out safety procedures and relevant occupational hazards and standard safety precautions; appropriate use of programmable logic controllers; variable-frequency motor drives; National Electric Code, state and local requirements for the installation and maintenance of industrial-related electrical systems; and computer usage, including related software. Ability to:; test instruments such as multimeters, power monitors, ammeters, meggers and line tracers; act as a signing journey-level electrician for permits and inspections; fully utilize, read, update and create complex electrical schematics, ladder diagrams, prints, plans and drawings; accurately troubleshoot and repair complex motor controls and a large variety of critical electro-mechanical systems; repair and replace defective parts in motors, generators, pumps, relays, switch gears, controllers, motor control centers, power monitors, HVAC controls, emergency and alarm systems and other electrical equipment and components; carry out verbal and written instructions for assigned work and determine job requirements, repair sequence, parts acquisition and labor time estimates; communicate effectively in the English language at a level necessary for efficient job performance; and perform all essential functions as assigned by an authorized employee, supervisor and/or manager with or without reasonable accommodation. Individuals must be capable of operating vehicles safely and have an acceptable driving record. Preferred Knowledge, Experience, And Training Associate's degree. Idaho Master Electrician license and four years of industrial and commercial electrical experience, performing journey-level work installing, maintaining and conducting repairs on industrial and commercial electrical systems and troubleshooting problems within industrial and commercial electrical systems. Working Conditions The physical effort characteristics and working environment described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Physical Efforts While performing the duties of this job the employee is always lifting/carrying up to 20 pounds, occasionally lifting/carrying up to 50 pounds and rarely lifting/carrying up to 75 pounds. Also, the employee is always pushing/pulling up to 20 pounds, frequently pushing/pulling up to 35 pounds, occasionally pushing/pulling up to 50 pounds and rarely pushing/pulling up to 100 pounds. The noise level is always moderate, frequently loud and occasionally very loud. Work includes sensory ability to talk, hear, smell and touch. Work in this position also includes close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision and depth perception. Employees will sit, stand, walk, runn, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, reach, grasp, climb and balance. Position requires hand/finger dexterity.Additional physical efforts include: ability to climb ladders and operate lift equipment.. Working Environment The work environment will include inside conditions, outdoor weather conditions, extreme temperatures, in wet and humid conditions, areas of dust, odors, mist and gases or other airborne matter. Employees are exposed to mechanical and electrical hazards, work in/at heights and confined spaces. Employees will also drive a vehicle as part of this position. Work includes protected exposure to infectious bacteria, bodily fluids and chemicals. work is performed on and near an airfield and around aircraft and related equipment. This position works:
See More Details >>This job was posted by https://idahoworks.gov : For more information, please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2458576 Guerdon is leading manufacturer of prefabricated wood buildings, serving both residential and commercial construction markets. Proudly made in the USA at our facility in Boise, Idaho, we serve clients across the Western United States and Canada, primarily in the hospitality and housing industries. With a strong focus on multi-family and multi-story apartments and hotels, our projects are custom-built specializing in innovative building solutions that emphasize sustainability and quality craftsmanship. We are currently seeking an experienced **Electrical Operations Lead** to join our growing team. This critical role involves overseeing day-to-day electrical operations in our Volumetric Modular Manufacturing facility for new commercial and multi-family modular construction projects. The Electrical Operations Lead ensures all work meets safety standards, quality expectations, and project timelines. • *Responsibilities:** • Lead and supervise a team of varying levels of electricians, apprentices, and laborers on-site to ensure all work is completed in accordance with project plans, codes, and company standards. • As a **working lead position,** the main responsibility is to maintain production schedule and stay within budgeted cost for Electrical Team performances per Guerdon Policies and Procedures. • Plan, organize, and assign work to ensure efficient use of labor and materials. • Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and project specifications to determine job requirements. • Ensure compliance with the National Electrical Code (NEC), local codes, and OSHA safety regulations. • Oversee the installation of electrical systems, commonly found in commercial and multi-family housing. Including new lighting and lighting control systems, wire in existing systems or repairing old wiring. Installing conduits using a hand, mechanical, or hydraulic bender. • Coordinate with other trades and project managers to ensure seamless integration of electrical work into overall project timelines and deliverables. • Monitor job progress, resolve technical and personnel issues, and adjust as needed to stay on schedule and budget. • Troubleshoot electrical systems, identify solutions, and direct the crew to implement repairs or modifications. • Mentor and train apprentice electricians, providing guidance and developing their skills. • Ensure clean up and prepare work area are clear of rubble, debris and other waste materials. • *Requirements:** • High school diploma or equivalent required. • Three (3) years experience as a Journeyman Electrician Certification Required, Foreman/Lead Experience Required. • Must hold valid license in the State of Idaho, Candidates with active status and licensed in reciprocal states are welcome to apply, reimbursement for the Idaho licensure exam and fees will be provided. • Five (5) years of experience in residential and commercial construction. • Additional training or certifications in electrical systems or construction management preferred. • Proven knowledge of electrical codes, regulations, and best practices. • Prior experience in prefabricated construction or modular building industry is a • Certification in OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 safety training preferred. • Must have reliable transportationand stellar attendance with the ability to work overtime when required to meet project deadlines. • Willingness to travel as required for project needs. • *Skills and Abilities:** • Excellent communication and problem-solving skills, with a high level of organization and a strong attention to detail are essential. • Ability to mentor, coach and create good morale wit the production crews. • Skilled at cross-functional collaboration and building rapport with peers. • Highly skilled at reading and interpreting and explaining blueprints, schematics, and wiring diagrams to ensure product is built to standards under tight timelines. • Ability to organize and work in a fast-paced environment. • Ability to perform physically demanding tasks. • *Physical Requirements:** • While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to, stand, sit; talk, hear, see, reach, stoop, and kneel. • Performing physical activities that require considerable use of your arms and legs and your whole body, such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, and handling materials. • Must be able to lift and carry 50Ibs. • Moderately loud noise level. • Comfortable working at heights, in confined spaces. • *Benefits:** Competitive Pay Weekly Direct Deposit Paid Vacation and Holidays Health insurance Dental and Vision Plan 401(k) plan Indoor controlled climate year-round Recognition and Teamwork cu
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See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Boise City, Idaho, typically begins with an apprenticeship that combines hands-on experience with classroom learning, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships last about four to five years, requiring many hours of training under licensed professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are approximately 1,000 electricians in Idaho, with wages averaging around $558 per week. Boise City projects a steady job growth, and apprentices can expect to earn an average of $25 per hour, with an annual overtime average of $1,300. Trade schools, unions, and local platforms help aspiring electricians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential—often exceeding $100,000 annually for experienced professionals.
