This position will inspect, test, maintain, and repair all electrical equipment and systems on the Main Campus to include but not limited to electrical conductors, raceways, switches, transformers, switchgear, switchboards, panel boards, motor control centers, lighting control systems, lighting contactors, lighting fixtures, power monitoring/metering systems, and security access systems. Troubleshoots issues pertaining to building electrical distribution systems and equipment. Performs preventive maintenance and repairs on assigned systems. Is considered an essential position regarding adverse weather response. Operates ECU vehicles.

High school diploma or equivalency; or demonstrated possession of the competencies necessary to perform the work. Some positions may require special licenses or certification.

Facilities Services is a unit in Campus Operations Division, which is a part of a broad, diverse division of Administration and Finance that includes all aspects of facilities management at East Carolina University. East Carolina University is the third largest university in the University of North Carolina system with approximately 28,000 FTS and a staff of over 6,000. The university is comprised of more than 7 million square feet of facilities located on approximately 1400 acres with physical assets in excess of $1.5 billion. This includes the Main, Health Sciences, and West Research Campuses, and satellite locations throughout North Carolina associated with university programs. Facilities Services has an annual budget in excess of $30 million and employs approximately 500 FTE. Major functions include facilities maintenance and housekeeping services. Facilities Services' primary purpose is to plan and perform corrective and preventive maintenance functions on all building structures and equipment and utility infrastructure. Corrective maintenance returns equipment to optimal design performance after failure or upon degradation from age, adverse operation conditions, etc. Preventive maintenance minimizes equipment failures and reduces corrective maintenance.