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Cargill

Industrial Electrician - Manufacturing. Job in Albert Lea Gr8Jobs

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Cargill is seeking a Registered Non-Licensed Electrician to support our Manufacturing operations within the Engineering, Maintenance & Asset Management team. In this on-site role, you'll install, maintain, and troubleshoot industrial electrical systems, motors, and controls to keep production running safely and efficiently. You'll partner with engineers and licensed electricians on projects and reliability initiatives while strictly following safety and food-quality standards. At Cargill, you'll join a culture built on integrity, safety, and inclusive growth, with opportunities to develop your technical skills and contribute to global food security and sustainability. Responsibilities Install, maintain, and repair industrial electrical equipment and systems in a manufacturing plant Troubleshoot electrical issues on production lines to minimize downtime Assist engineers and licensed electricians with projects and equipment upgrades Perform preventive and predictive maintenance per schedules and CMMS work orders Follow Cargill safety standards, including LOTO and
NFPA 70 E
requirements Document maintenance activities and update technical records and schematics Collaborate with operations and maintenance teams to improve equipment reliability Support commissioning, testing, and startup of new equipment Required Skills Industrial electrical troubleshooting Reading electrical schematics PLC and automation basics Motor control systems (VFDs, starters) Preventive and predictive maintenance Use of electrical test equipment (multimeter, megger) Conduit bending and cable terminations Lockout/Tagout and electrical safety CMMS / maintenance work order systems Basic mechanical aptitude