Industrial Electrician at Graymont Industrial Electrician at Graymont in Green Bay, Wisconsin Posted in about 11 hours ago. $37.00

•$39.00 per hour Job Introduction Graymont is seeking a Industrial Electrician to support Graymont's Green Bay operation. Applicants will need experience with medium voltage, operating various test equipment, and trouble shooting in an industrial plant environment. United States

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•Green Bay Industrial Electrician Employment type: Permanent, Full time Competitive wage: $37.00 to $39.00 per hour, based on skills and experience

Schedule:

Monday to Friday, 6:00am to 3:00pm Expected hours: 40 hours per week, possibility of overtime Reporting to the Plant Manager, the Industrial Electrician's primary responsibilities will include: Read, understand, troubleshoot, and perform electrical work from electrical schematics Perform substation maintenance work, transformer connections, voltage tap changing, switch gear, over current relays, dash pots, demand meters, as well as cleaning all gear. Inspect equipment that has failed, diagnose the problem, and come up with a safe repair procedure in a timely manner to get the equipment back in production. Perform work with minimum supervision, safely work alone or in a team environment, flexible to work on a cross functional team Perform stationary maintenance including but not limited to welding, fabricating, troubleshooting mechanical equipment, changing bearings. Able to work some weekends and callouts during outages (2x per year, 2 weeks)

Qualifications:

Journeyman electrician or equivalent experience Experience with medium voltage, operating various test equipment, and troubleshooting in an industrial plant environment Familiar with PLCs, HMI's, RSLogix, Factorytalk and the use of a laptop for trouble shooting equipment issues. Experience with Allen-Bradley PLC an asset Experience with: AC volt motor control circuits DC motors and controls Variable Frequency Drives Soft start AC drives 110 Vac, 480 Vac, and 4160 Vac Zero speed switches, motion detectors, level controls, shunts, current transformers, and all 110Vac and below input devices used for control, etc. Understanding of electrical systems and able operates in a safe and efficient manner according to the

National Electrical Code Benefits:

Low premiums for Medical, Dental, Vision, and Prescriptions Generous 401k contributions Employee Assistance Programs