Paradigm Power Delivery, a Babcock Power company, is a company whose mission is to build electrical substations and construct or repair electrical power lines while providing high quality, efficient service to our customers, and a safe, healthy work environment for our employees. We strive to give our customers the kind of service and quality product that we would want if we were that customer. Likewise, we want our employees to have the kind of job that we ourselves would appreciate. In a word, that’s our paradigm.

Why Paradigm?
This is your opportunity to join a high growth industry company where you will partner with our elite industry leaders to drive results and build out a successful power delivery business. This could be your career-defining move.

The working Master Electrician will be responsible for maintenance/construction activities around all voltages (up to 345kV) substation and transmission lines.  This position is a key contributor to the Paradigm team through both leadership and project execution.  A key component will be to obtain Master Electrician licenses in various states and sign on as the Master Electrician of Record for the Company in those states. 

• Hold or obtain Master Electrician licenses in various jurisdictions and sign on as the Master Electrician of Record on the Company’s Electrical Contractor’s Licenses.
• Oversee maintenance/construction on electrical collection systems including underground cable faults, pad-mount transformers (including fuses, bushings, and terminations), switchgears, splices, wiring up to 34.5kV, substation riser terminations, scan, test HV, MV and LV cables.
• May lead, train, and instruct 3-5 crew members in safe work practices for the assigned tasks.
• Oversee substation switching and LOTO.
• Troubleshoot and/or test electrical components and systems.
• Oversee service on underground collection systems, substations, or fiber optic sensing and control systems.
• Replace worn or malfunctioning components.
• Promote and comply with all Company safety policies and procedures.
• Ensure the proper functioning of all electrical units on the job site.
• Ensure scheduled checks for spotting any malfunctions.
• Oversee appropriate use and handling of electrical testing and repair equipment.
• Oversee completion of all tasks as assigned by the supervising manager.
• Maintain a log of electrical repair and maintenance works.