Electrician 12am

Essential Functions:
Provide hands-on electrical support for plant facilities, up to and including 480v/3 phase requirements
Troubleshoot, modify and repair electrical systems and equipment
Plan and coordinate installation of new plant equipment
Installation of control circuitry (motor, hydraulic, pneumatic, etc.)
Plan and perform electrical preventative maintenance
Maintain inventories of electrical parts and supplies; gain required approvals and order parts
Recommend modifications to improve reliability and productivity of equipment
Work with management to resolve recurring problems and follow-up on the effectiveness of the solutions
Supervise outside contractors working "in-plant" as assigned
Perform non-electrical projects and repairs as assigned to fill in for vacations, personnel shortages, and emergencies.

Additional Responsibilities:
Perform Other duties as assigned
Guiding and overseeing other apprentices or journeyman electricians.
Liaising with clients, vendors, and other electricians and Maintenance employees.

Education and Experience:
High school diploma and/or GED; 2-year Electrical Degree preferred
2 years' experience as an Electrician in an industrial/manufacturing environment
OR equivalent combination of education and experience.
Knowledge of motor control circuits and/or PLCs
Firm grasp of health and safety codes.
Strong mechanical aptitude
Proven ability to plan and complete projects and assignments from conception to completion
Ability to work with contractors of various craft
Ability to communicate effectively
Willingness to work any shift and any day of the week (including weekends) and overtime

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