Lead maintenance electrician vs maintenance technician

Differences between lead maintenance electrician and maintenance technician duties and responsibilities

Lead maintenance electrician example responsibilities.

• Manage spreadsheets to track mowing, watering, and tree planting schedules.
• Manage all hazardous materials generate by shop operations and ensure safety requirements are met in accordance to OSHA standards.
• Participate in continuing education at trainings in electrical systems relating to HVAC.
• Diagnose equipment problems using a laptop computer and interface through a PLC.
• Work with HVAC staff on new equipment installs as well as replacement.
• Plant programmer and troubleshooter for all PLC processors and chief technical support for all electrical equipment.
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Maintenance technician example responsibilities.

• Install, repair and troubleshoot electrical wiring, including switches, outlets, lights, ballast.
• Monitor and document all temperature readings on boilers, chillers, and dry vac systems beginning and mid shift.
• Perform preventative maintenance checks and services on exhaust fans, boilers, chiller units, automatic transfer switches, and generators.
• Repair electrical equipment; replace faulty electrical switches; repair refrigeration equipment.
• Handle trouble-shooting and repair of mechanical systems refrigerant recovery and charging of HVAC systems.
• Facilitate commercial plumbing, electrical, light HVAC, and carpentry repairs in a laboratory facility environment
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