The Peterson School · 20 hours ago
High Tension Technician
Cambridge, MA
Part-time
Onsite
Mid, Senior Level
$61.22/hr - $71/hr
5+ years expHarvard University is seeking a High Tension Technician to work in the Campus Services Electrical Distribution Group. The role involves testing, calibration, installation, operation, metering, and maintenance of low- and medium-voltage distribution systems to ensure reliable electric power delivery to the campus.
EducationTraining
No H1B
Responsibilities
Will be involved in all aspects of testing and calibration, as well as the installation, operation, metering, and maintenance of Harvard University's low- and medium-voltage distribution systems, to ensure the safe and reliable delivery of electric power to the campus
The candidate must be physically fit and able to climb staging and ladders, lift manhole covers, and maneuver power circuit breakers
The candidate may be required to bend, reach, and hold position for extended periods of time
Occasional heavy lifting and considerable walking, climbing, and stooping are involved
The candidate must be capable of wearing a full body harness for confined space work and be able to pass a medical physical
The candidate must have a Massachusetts Journeyman's license for a minimum period of five years; extensive experience in various aspects of testing, operating, inspecting and calibrating relays, metering equipment, medium and low voltage power circuit breakers and switches, switchboards, 5kv and 15kv cable and various types of power distribution and control transformers in existing and new installations
Proficiency in equipment operation and controls, system grounding, infra-red scanning and maintenance of utility- type (up to 15kV) distribution systems and ancillary equipment; up to and including underground manholes and ductbanks
Experience in the installation and maintenance of miscellaneous low voltage electrical systems and equipment and of electric motors and starting equipment and of electric motors and starting equipment
The candidate must have experience in preparing technical test reports; reading and interpreting plans, specifications, operating manuals and other written materials associated with this operation
Working knowledge of NETA acceptance and maintenance specifications
Must be able to work independently and take initiative when necessary, as well as capable of working as a member of a team in conjunction with other trades
Must observe and comply with all standard safety codes and practices, and perform work in accordance with regulatory and university standards
Must be able to routinely communicate with peers and customers, in a clear and professional manner
The candidate must be familiar with OSHA regulations concerning electrical safety and those concerning lockout/tagout procedures and work in confined spaces
All training courses concerning safety, operational, testing, grounding, and maintenance practices completed by the candidate must have been conducted by an organization recognized by the University as a qualified authority
Proficiency with Word and Excel
The candidate must be available to work scheduled and unscheduled overtime hours, that include extended hours outdoors, in inclement weather
Required to supply a complete set of hand tools
Should be willing to use own vehicle throughout the campus
Qualification
Required
The candidate must have a Massachusetts Journeyman's license for a minimum period of five years
Extensive experience in various aspects of testing, operating, inspecting and calibrating relays, metering equipment, medium and low voltage power circuit breakers and switches, switchboards, 5kv and 15kv cable and various types of power distribution and control transformers in existing and new installations
Proficiency in equipment operation and controls, system grounding, infra-red scanning and maintenance of utility-type (up to 15kV) distribution systems and ancillary equipment; up to and including underground manholes and ductbanks
Experience in the installation and maintenance of miscellaneous low voltage electrical systems and equipment and of electric motors and starting equipment
Experience in preparing technical test reports; reading and interpreting plans, specifications, operating manuals and other written materials associated with this operation
Working knowledge of NETA acceptance and maintenance specifications
Must be able to work independently and take initiative when necessary, as well as capable of working as a member of a team in conjunction with other trades
Must observe and comply with all standard safety codes and practices, and perform work in accordance with regulatory and university standards
Must be able to routinely communicate with peers and customers, in a clear and professional manner
The candidate must be familiar with OSHA regulations concerning electrical safety and those concerning lockout/tagout procedures and work in confined spaces
All training courses concerning safety, operational, testing, grounding, and maintenance practices completed by the candidate must have been conducted by an organization recognized by the University as a qualified authority
The candidate must be available to work scheduled and unscheduled overtime hours, that include extended hours outdoors, in inclement weather
Required to supply a complete set of hand tools
MA Journeyman's License
Must have a valid MA state drivers license and have a satisfactory driving record
Preferred
Proficiency with Word and Excel
Should be willing to use own vehicle throughout the campus
Company
The Peterson School
The Peterson School provides students with the most complete training programs, including both theory & hands-on training in laboratories.
51-200 employees
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