Residential Service Electrician

State License

Key responsibilities

• Installations and repairs: Install, repair, and maintain residential electrical systems, wiring, and fixtures, such as outlets, switches, light fixtures, and appliances. This includes assessing the number and location of outlets and installing new circuit breakers.
• Troubleshooting and diagnosis: Identify, diagnose, and resolve malfunctions or other issues in electrical systems using various testing devices like voltmeters and ohmmeters.
• System upgrades: Perform electrical upgrades, such as replacing outdated components, to ensure they comply with current electrical codes.
• Customer service: Communicate with homeowners to explain the work required, provide cost estimates, and address any questions or concerns. The ability to work and communicate clearly with clients is crucial.
• Service vehicle operation: Operate and maintain a company van or service vehicle, including performing pre-trip inspections, ensuring its cleanliness, and keeping it stocked with the necessary tools and materials.
• Logistics and planning: Plan delivery or service routes and organize the vehicle's stock to ensure efficient job completion.
• Record-keeping: Document work orders, mileage, materials used, and repairs completed.
• Code compliance: Ensure all work adheres to state and local building regulations, based on the National Electrical Code.