SALARY - $21.54 - $24.97 Hourly
Example of Duties:
- Plans, supervises, and performs cost estimates, all the steps required for installation, and inspection of electrical systems and service work in new and remodeled facilities
- Provides input for budgets, cost projections, and program objectives
- Writes electrical and contract specifications
- Issues and evaluates bids from private contractors
- Recommends and coordinates bid selections and writes purchase requests
- Interprets and draws blueprints
- Supports work inmate workers and apprentices and evaluates their performance
- Provides vocational training to offenders
- Installs, maintains and repairs wiring, motors, and controls on single and three phase circuits
- Maintains and repairs high voltage generators and switching gear for back-up power systems.
- Installs, maintains, and repairs solid state, programmable controls.
Minimum Qualifications
- Licensed as a journeyman electrician in accordance with Title 54, Chapter 10, Idaho Code
- Good knowledge of electrical safety practices
- Some knowledge of supervisory practices
- Experience planning, installing, and maintaining commercial electrical work relating to building construction and equipment repair; operating, maintaining, and repairing electrical motors up to 500 horsepower; interpreting commercial electrical construction blueprints; using electrical metering and motor testing equipment; installing and maintaining commercial electrical control panels and relays with integrated circuitry, and alarm and detection devices for high and low voltage equipment; developing material and equipment cost estimates for electrical projects; evaluating electrical specifications and performance criteria
- Willing to work non-traditional hours at a correctional facility while maintaining custody of assigned inmate workers