Electrical Technician. An employee who is a journeyman industrial electrician or is engaged in ordering, installing, commissioning, and calibrating electrical and instrumentation equipment as well as diagnosing and repairing existing equipment at water treatment and supply facilities, wastewater collection and treatment facilities, and other City-owned facilities, in accordance with duties as defined in the Electrical Technician classification specification code 515. Typical equipment worked on may include chemical dosing/analytical equipment, variable frequency drives, programmable logic controllers, SCADA systems, traffic signal devices, and instrumentation and controls at the City’s water and wastewater treatment plants and associated facilities. The employee may also oversee construction electrical work that is being performed by contracted electrical contractors. The employee must be capable of performing the duties safely with skill and efficiency. EXHIBIT C: LINES OF PROGRESSION CLASSIFICATION NEXT LOWER CLASSIFICATION SAME OR HIGHER CLASSIFICATIONS Utility Worker Ground Worker Utility Arborist Equipment Service Worker Line Equipment Operator Senior Utility Arborist Ground Worker Utility Worker Equipment Service Worker Line Equipment Operator Line Technician Trouble Shooter Senior Line Technician Warehouse Worker Warehouse Lead Utility Arborist Senior Utility Arborist Equipment Service Worker Line Equipment Operator Ground Worker Line Technician Trouble Shooter Senior Line Technician Senior Utility Arborist Utility Arborist Warehouse Lead Warehouse Worker Substation Maintenance Worker Substation Electrical Technician Senior Substation Electrical Technician Line Technician Electrical Inspector Trouble Shooter/Trouble Shooter – Night Shift Senior Line Technician Electrical Inspector Line Technician Trouble Shooter/Trouble Shooter – Night Shift Senior Line Technician Electrical Technician Meter Technician Senior Meter Technician Trouble Shooter/Trouble Shooter – Night Shift Line Technician Electrical Inspector Senior Line Technician CLASSIFICATION NEXT LOWER CLASSIFICATION SAME OR HIGHER CLASSIFICATIONS Senior Substation ElectricalTechnician Substation Electrical Technician Senior Line Technician Electrical Inspector Trouble Shooter/Trouble Shooter – Night Shift Line Technician Senior Meter Technician Meter Technician EXHIBIT D: GRIEVANCE FORM GRIEVANCE IBEW—Electric Unit Grievant Division Job Title Shop Xxxxxxx Date of Occurrence Date of Awareness ISSUE Specific Article(s) ...
Electrical Technician. Section 4. Employees who are laid off shall be placed on a recall list for a period of the lesser of thirty-six (36) months or the accumulated seniority of any affected employee. If there is a recall, employees who are still on the recall list shall be recalled, in the inverse order of their layoff, provided they are presently qualified to perform the work in the position to which they are recalled. Any recalled employee requiring additional training to meet the position qualifications in existence at the time of recall must satisfactorily complete the additional training requirement within twelve (12) months of recall. Any training required in this section shall be at the City's expense.
Electrical Technician. C 0469 ............ Electrician (1) .......................…………. C 1645 ............ Equipment Operator (2) ................…… A 0458 ............ Field Clerk - Electric T&D .............…… A 1483 ............ Field Meterman - Gas ................…….. C 0060 ............ Garage Attendant ....................………. C
Electrical Technician. An employee engaged in journey-level work and performs all classes of electrical work. The employee’s duties may include installing, testing and maintaining all types of meters, protective relay, power plant distributed control systems, pneumatic control valves and actuators, transducers, high voltage circuit breakers and switch-gear, motor control centers, programmable logic controllers, sensors for pH level, pressure, temperature and continuous emissions monitoring instruments control devices, fire alarm systems and recording instruments. The employee’s background of training and experience shall be such as to qualify the employee to perform these duties with skill and efficiency. The employee must possess the appropriate State of California driver’s license, and be capable of performing the duties safely.
Electrical Technician. An employee who, without direct supervision, performs programming, installation, calibration, testing, troubleshooting, maintenance and installation of electromechanical, solid state and microprocessor protective relays, automation and control systems. This includes synchronized end to end protection systems testing. Performs applicable testing and troubleshooting, and apply configurations to remote control and data acquisition systems (i.e. SCADA, EMS). Responsible for completing all applicable documentation and test reports required to meet internal and Federal, State and local regulatory compliance. Performs electrical power switching. Plans and schedules work, including submitting clearance applications to the Operations Control Center. May be assigned to train and direct Electrical Technician apprentices. May direct Electricians. Maintains and makes field revisions to engineering documents and drawings. Responsible for testing and commissioning integrated and non-integrated electrical systems, i.e. switchgear, network relays. Must have background of Electrical Technician apprenticeship. Assignments may include duties performed to the protection system associated communications equipment. Class C drivers’ license required per LA 93-39.
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Electrical Technician. An employee who is a Journeyman in his trade and who is qualified to install, repair and maintain electrical equipment of a general nature and/or equipment requiring special technical knowledge.
