Ronald J Simmons

Essential Functions for Electrician Level III : Ability to use industry accepted tools and equipment of the electrical trade such as meters, recorders, and assorted hand tools.

Provide on-call services pursuant to the on-call schedule.

Direct/lead subordinates as necessary.

The tasks/competencies listed below represent most of the time spent working in this position. The supervisor may assign additional tasks within the scope of this classification as necessary. 1. Make installations/repairs to common electrical applications. 2. Make repairs to electrical irrigation systems and controls. 3. Ability to uses industry accepted tools and equipment of the electrical trade such as meters and assorted hand tools. Additional Essential Functions for Level II 4. Prepare materials lists, make simple field drawings, keep simple records, and maintain appropriate paperwork. Additional Essential Functions for Level III 5. Ability to use industry accepted tools and equipment of the electrical trade such as meters, recorders, and assorted hand tools. 6. Provide on-call services pursuant to the on-call schedule. 7. Direct/lead subordinates as necessary. Additional Essential Functions for Level IV 8. Do lay-outs, plan, schedule, and coordinate various aspects of electrical tasks and jobs.

OTHER DUTIES: Provide outstanding customer service and use positive interpersonal communications skills. Make all decisions and perform all tasks in accordance with Brevard Public Schools’ strategic plan, vision, and mission. Ensure compliance with Board rules and applicable federal laws and regulations.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES/TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT USAGE JOB RELATED:

Good working knowledge of all aspects of methods, practices, tools, materials, and hazards of the electrical trade. Good understanding of relative local and national codes. Good understanding of and ability to make repairs to power circuits, lighting systems, load centers, and other electrical applications. Ability to follow complex directions, both written and verbal. Ability to read, interpret, and understand blueprints, drawings, and specifications pertaining to electrical trade. Ability to do lay-outs, plan, and coordinate jobs through to completion. Ability to exercise independent judgment in determining the methods and procedures required to perform the work. Ability to make materials lists and do take-offs. Ability to order parts and materials and procure needed equipment. Ability to process work-orders electronically. Ability to relate to superiors and subordinate’s issues relative to job.

GENERAL: Knowledge and use of time management and organizational systems. Skill in meeting and exceeding customer/stakeholder expectations within the precincts of policy, procedure, and sound judgement. Skill in active listening and social perceptiveness. Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing. Ability to use logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions, or approaches to problems. Ability to sustain focus and attention to detail for extended periods of time.

EQUIPMENT: Use or repair of hand tools, power tools, air tools, shop equipment, etc. Use office machines such as large volume copiers, printers, or calculators. Use computers for email, word processing, intra/internet, data entry, spreadsheets, service ticket responses, presentations, or custom applications.