Electrician 1st Class

GCC•Rapid City, SD

3d•$38 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

Under the supervision of the Electric Shop Supervisor, this role involves testing, inspecting, troubleshooting, repairing, installing, and wiring all electrical devices and circuits in the plant. The electrician will also test, dismantle, repair, and assess any electrical motor, and install cable, conduit, fittings, fixtures, and wiring for new or replacement facilities. Additionally, the role includes cleaning, maintenance, programming, bagging, and deploying CPDMs.

Requirements

Graduate of vocational school with emphasis on basic electricity and electronics -or- equipment training in military service schools.
Minimum of four years on-the-job training.
Basic mechanical aptitude.
High school graduate or equivalent.
Good physical condition as position may require bending, kneeling, walking, standing, climbing, stairs and lifting; high degree of manual dexterity and coordination and good eye/hand coordination.

Responsibilities

Assign daily work and projects to Electrical Department personnel.
Represent the Electric Department at daily maintenance meetings.
Represent the Electric Department at daily operational closeout meetings.
Represent the Electric Department at weekly maintenance planning meetings.
Check and sign the Electric Department timecards.
Check and sign the Electric Department workplace inspection forms and create work orders for all noted safety situations.
Check all completed work orders.
Maintain and troubleshoot opacity, emission, and process monitors.
Inspect/test any equipment/apparatus to determine extent of damage/location/nature of repairs needed.
Dismantle, inspect, repair, replace, or adjust faulty parts and wiring on electrical equipment used in shops or plant.
Reassemble, test, adjust, insulate, and paint electrical apparatus as required, including mechanical equipment if feasible.
Work where and when needed as directed by plant supervisory personnel to meet plant needs.
Install new equipment or distribution lines.
Maintain a safe working environment, electrical safety, adherence to safety policies and practices, daily housekeeping of assigned area, perform daily workplace inspections (look for missing/burned out lights, open conduits/condulets, broken conduits, air leaks, oil leaks).
Adhere to plant storeroom policy (parts issues/returns in a timely manner).
Use and care for plant radios properly.
Be familiar with MSHA safety rules, safety procedures for plant mobile equipment, lockout/tagout policy, confined space permit policy, hot work policy, emergency response plan, arc flash/shock and burn protection, proper containment, and disposal process (via Waste Management Plan) for lubricants, paints/solvents, and other environmentally sensitive materials.
Ensure quality of work performed, continuous improvement system, observe and promote best practices, good time management, and be able to troubleshoot/analyze root cause failure.