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Caliberr Staffing
Electrical Technician
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A Facilities Electrical Engineer provides electrical engineering support for facilities.
$83,842 / year median in Georgia
+11% projected growth
Job Description
About the Position We are seeking an Electrical Technician for a direct-hire role based in Covington, GA. Compensation and Perks Medical coverage Dental plans Vision coverage Life insurance policies Compensated vacation time Paid time off for holidays General paid time off Flexible spending accounts Support for educational pursuits Bereavement leave Pathways for professional growth Schedule Details The standard schedule is Monday through Friday, from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Possibility of additional hours Qualifications and Background Candidates should possess a technical certification or degree in a related discipline. Capacity to interpret and evaluate technical data and schematics Background in PLC programming utilizing Siemens and Allen Bradley platforms Preferred Qualifications A bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related STEM field is preferred. Background in managing projects Experience within a manufacturing environment Core Competencies You should demonstrate the ability to resolve intricate technical challenges efficiently. Collaborate with the Director of Engineering & Maintenance to help the team achieve departmental and organizational objectives Practical, hands-on technical skills Comprehensive knowledge of electrical infrastructure Proficiency in compiling data and drafting formal reports Competency in the Microsoft Office Suite, including Outlook, Excel, and Word Understanding of ladder logic principles Key Responsibilities Serve as the primary technical authority for all auxiliary and mill equipment, such as the furnace, mill, shears, saws, grinders, tables, and pickling line. Engineer and construct electrical components and systems, including control, automation, and power distribution setups designed for industrial manufacturing. Perform rigorous testing on electrical systems to ensure they operate safely and effectively. Identify and resolve electrical malfunctions by applying necessary corrective measures. Support the successful installation and commissioning of new machinery. Keep accurate records of electrical systems, including maintenance logs, specifications, and schematics. Partner with the operations team to drive improvements in product quality, process efficiency, and overall output. Develop and oversee a robust spare parts inventory and a proactive preventive maintenance schedule. Gain mastery of the RSLogix 5000 software to manage the mill complex effectively. Develop and manage GANTT charts or similar project timelines to facilitate equipment upgrades, repairs, and capital installations. Applicants are required to pass a drug screen and background investigation.