Electrical/Instrumentation Technician I

Job Summary

Under supervision of the Electrical Supervisor, assists in installations, services, maintenance, repairs, and calibration of electrical wiring systems, control systems, instrumentation systems, electrical equipment, and related work as required by the department.

Job Physical Requirements Analysis

Job Specific Body Movements	Occasionally 1/3 of time or less	Frequently 1/3 – 2/3 of time	Continuously More than 2/3 of time
Sitting	10% of day
Standing		45% of day
Walking		45% of day
Driving	5% of day
Hearing			100% of day
Speaking		50% of day
Lifting 1-20 lbs		X
Lifting 20-50 lbs	X
Lifting 50+ lbs	X
Working/reaching above shoulder		X
Working w/arms extended @ shoulder level		X
Working with body bent over at waist		X
Working in kneeling position	X
Crawling	X
Climbing stairs		X
Climbing ladder		X
Major Hand		X
Pulling		X
Pushing		X
Fine Manipulation		X
Typing/Keyboard	X
Writing	X
Simple Grasping	X
Filing	X
Power Grip		X
Tools		X
Equipment		X
Hand Twisting	X
Folding	X

Height from Floor of Objects to Be Reached or Worked On:

Object	Height
Lighting	8-25 feet
Power Panels	5-6 feet
Conduit, pull boxes	1-20 feet

Equipment Used

Hand tools such as screwdrivers, side cutters, diagonal cutters, slip pliers, spine tites, and wrenches of all types. Power tools such as drill motors up to ½ inch, pipe cutters, pipe threaders, pipe benders, and metal saws. Test equipment such as volt-OHM meters, ampere meters, current generators, oscilloscopes, meters, and other specialized electronic test equipment. Also operates manlift and forklift.

Working Conditions

Indoors, outdoors, summer and winter.Environment contains odors, chemicals, and noisy equipment. Environment is in both the water and sewer systems.