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About the Role We're hiring an experienced Industrial Electrician to keep our production equipment running. You'll install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair electrical systems and controls in a manufacturing plant. Your work finding and fixing faults quickly will directly cut downtime. No electrician's license is required. What we need is proven hands-on industrial electrical experience. What You'll Do Troubleshoot and repair electrical problems on production equipment. Find the root cause of failures in motors, starters, contactors, relays, sensors, drives, control circuits and power distribution. Use a multimeter, clamp meter, megohmmeter and other test equipment to diagnose faults safely. Work from electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, ladder logic and manufacturer manuals. Install, wire and maintain 120/240/480V single- and three-phase circuits, motors, disconnects, control panels, lighting and receptacles. Troubleshoot machine controls, including PLC I/O, VFDs, motor controls and safety circuits (E-stops, guard door interlocks, light curtains). Do preventive maintenance to improve reliability and reduce unplanned downtime. Run conduit, pull wire, and terminate and label conductors to NEC standards. Work with maintenance, production and engineering to get equipment back up, and record repairs and findings. Identify and order the electrical parts and supplies you need. Follow all safety procedures, including

LOTO, NFPA 70E

arc flash practices, PPE, hot work and confined space.

Other duties as needed:

supporting equipment installs, relocations and changeovers; marking up electrical drawings when wiring changes; helping with parts inventory; covering overtime, weekend or on-call shifts when equipment goes down; and training maintenance techs on basic electrical troubleshooting. What You Need High school diploma or GED 3+ years of hands-on electrical experience in an industrial, manufacturing or plant maintenance setting. Trade school or military training can count toward this.

Strong grasp of electrical theory:

Ohm's Law, AC/DC, single- and three-phase power, transformers, motor theory Proven ability to troubleshoot electrical and control problems logically, from symptom to root cause Able to read schematics, wiring diagrams and ladder logic Working knowledge of motor controls, starters, relays, contactors, sensors and safety circuits Safe, correct use of a multimeter and other test equipment Trained in LOTO and NFPA 70E, or able to learn them quickly Able to read manuals and work instructions and write clear repair notes in English Nice to Have PLC troubleshooting (Allen-Bradley, Siemens or similar), including going online to view logic and I/O VFD setup, programming and troubleshooting Familiarity with the NEC Experience building or modifying control panels Mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic skills CMMS experience Team player who follows 5S and housekeeping standards Physical Requirements & Work Environment Regularly stand, walk, reach, climb ladders and lifts, and work at heights Stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl in tight or confined spaces Occasionally lift or move 50+ lbs Close vision and color vision required, to identify wire colors and markings Plant environment with energized equipment, moving machinery, noise, heat, odors, possible hazardous materials, slippery floors and occasional outdoor weather Tools include meters and testers, hand tools, conduit benders, knockout punches, fish tape, drills, power tools, ladders and lifts

Pay:

$27.00 - $33.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person