Electrical Apprentice

United States·Red OakFull Timemid

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Key Responsibilities

Usually DC

Technical Tools

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Forever On! From the start in 2008, T5 has been focused on supporting enterprise and hyperscale customers with customized data center solutions. Today, we remain dedicated to an unrivaled level of quality that extends across the lifecycle of the core data center ranging from customized turnkey development, facilities management and data center operations to customized construction needs worldwide!

The worlds biggest companies trust T5 with their data center operations.

At T5, our success is fueled by our team. With over 400 engineers, technicians and professional staff, we're proud to foster an inclusive culture of excellence and progression thats dedicated to serving our customers.

Commitment to Diversity & Military Veterans

Battle-Tested Leadership Experience

100% Data Center Focused

Owner-Operator Mindset

The Journeyman-Electrical/Electrical Technician should be a outside linemen, inside wiremen, installer technician, electrician, or Master Electrician who has been engaged at the trade for at least five (5) years.

The Journeyman-Electrical/Electrical Technician will be responsible for performing journey-level electrical duties in the diagnosis, maintenance and repair of electrical equipment.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Lighting PMs

Battery PMs

Rack moves, deployments, and decommissioning

Security gate repair

Inverter testing on battery backups for lights

Team scheduling and material requisition

Receptacle panel installations and retrofits

MTS board validations, actuation, and installation

Electrical Panel Schedules

Spill Prevention kits for Generators, Substations, etc.

Heat trace annual testing and installation/retrofits

Electrical project support

Nonscheduled, high priority work: Usually DC floor related issues related to cooling

At least five (1) years of experience in the trade

Formal training in approved vocational schools in the fundamentals of the trade

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Ability to stand, walk, sit, climb, and balance

Ability to stoop, kneel, crouch and crawl using both arms and legs

Ability to pick-up minimum 60 lbs.

Ability to reach with both hands and arms

Ability to grasp, push, and pull objects

Ability to smell, talk and hear

Ability to use hands and arms to reach, handle, feel, and type

Ability to see at close and distance ranges and the ability to see and correctly distinguish color

Ability to work inside and outside

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.