Industrial Electrician

The Industrial Electrician is responsible for ensuring the efficient and safe operation of all plant electrical circuits and equipment related to heat, light, and power.

• Troubleshoot electrical problems on all equipment
• Maintain and update electrical prints, programs, and files
• Program TI and Allen Bradley controllers
• Perform preventative maintenance assignments
• Analyze all types of circuits, wiring diagrams, PLC programs, and electrical components
• Maintain electrical spare part inventory under the direction of management
• Fabricate parts and assemblies as required using machine and hand tools common to the trade
• Maintain a safe work environment in accordance with established JSA
• Make up material and parts lists and order as required
• Perform or direct all maintenance, wiring, and installation of motors, switches, switch panels, fuse boxes, lighting, testing, and power circuits
• Determine proper size and specifications of wire, conduit, switches, panels, fuses, etc
• Fabricate and install mounting fixtures and brackets on electrical and plumbing work as assigned
• Inspect and maintain gas mixers and auxiliary equipment as required
• Troubleshoot PLC's equipment, DEC drives, and AC drives using laptop computers

• Knowledge of state and local electrical codes
• Ability to read and comprehend electrical blueprints and schematic drawings
• Thorough knowledge of industrial wiring, motors, switches, switch panels, fuse boxes, lighting, testing, and power circuits
• Basic computer skills
• Deep understanding of electrical gauges, recording instruments, electronic sensing units, and other related equipment
• Familiarity with Allen Bradley systems, VFD's, PLC's hardware & software, AC/DC circuits, 4-20mA circuits, and 440 MCC's
• Understanding of Electrical Theory and Principles, wiring specifications, codes, and principles of operation and application of electronic equipment

• High school diploma or equivalent with a trade school certification
• 3+ years experience as an electrician in a manufacturing environment

• Ability to be exposed to a loud environment, moving mechanical parts/machinery, and chemicals
• Must be able to frequently lift up to 50 lbs. and occasionally 75 lbs
• Must be able to push and pull up to 50 lbs
• Must be able to stand, reach, stoop, bend, kneel, climb, and a variety of other physical functions on a frequent basis
• Must be able to follow safety procedures