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CONSOL Energy

Manufacturing Controls Electrician

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Let's Make This Simple—Your Questions, Answered Where will I work? Our facility in West Finley, PA. What will I do every day? Diagnose and fix electrical issues on production equipment and plant systems. Tackle mechanical problems that affect performance and reliability. Program and maintain PLCs to keep processes efficient and consistent. Collaborate with teammates to improve safety and operational results. Keep accurate, timely records of maintenance and repairs. Follow safety standards and procedures without exception. Help train apprentices and junior technicians when needed. What background helps me succeed? Proven experience as an electrician—preferably in manufacturing. Strong electrical troubleshooting, plus mechanical problem-solving ability. Hands-on PLC programming/maintenance experience. Comfort working independently and in a team. Clear communication and a proactive, can-do approach. Electrical certifications or licenses are a bonus. Alignment with our Core Natural Resources values: Safety, Sustainability, and Continuous Improvement. What are the hours and physical demands? Overtime, weekend, and holiday work as scheduling requires. Participation in a shift rotation. Ability to work safely and effectively alone or with others. Strong, clear communication. Classified consistent with the Dictionary of Occupational Titles heavy job category—ability to lift, carry, push/pull, climb, shovel, walk, pry, and work on/near moving equipment; perform job-specific tasks as assigned. Effective critical thinking and comprehension skills. Which proficiencies matter most? Electrical troubleshooting Mechanical troubleshooting PLC programming Experience in a manufacturing environment If you enjoy solving complex problems with modern controls and care deeply about doing work the safe, right way, you'll fit right in.