Electrician Maintenance Project Crew - All Shifts - RVI Scranton

Tyson Foods•Scranton, AR

1d•$26 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

This role is for an Electrician Maintenance Project Crew member responsible for maintaining electrical systems in a plant environment. The position requires a comprehensive understanding of various electrical systems, including AC motor and DC drive systems, and the ability to read schematics. The job involves troubleshooting, maintenance, installation, and repair of electrical equipment, as well as assisting with various mechanical and fabrication projects. The role also requires adherence to safety codes and policies, and the ability to document and communicate effectively.

Requirements

Electrician Maintenance EC01 – EC08.
1 plus year of accumulative electrical or industrial maintenance or millwright experience.
Good working knowledge of all OSHA, NEC Codes and Plant Safety Policies and Procedures.
Ability to work weekends, and any/all other hours as needed to complete the project.
Ability to travel to complete jobs at other facilities.
Ability to work more than 12 hours if needed.
Ability to perform the physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation.

Nice To Haves

Skills in welding, hydraulics, power transmissions, pneumatics, fabrication, pipe fitting, rigging, mechanical layout and plumbing.
Rigging experience/certifications.

Responsibilities

Maintain and troubleshoot electrical systems in the plant.
Install and replace conduit.
Estimate and design basic electrical systems.
Perform any other duties to maintain the welfare of the plant.
Assist in projects requiring welding, hydraulics, power transmissions, pneumatics, fabrication, pipe fitting, rigging, mechanical layout, and plumbing.
Perform welding, cutting, equipment removal and installation, structural fabrication, pipe fitting, and heavy equipment setup.
Operate various electrical and pneumatic power tools and equipment, including cranes and lifts.
Remove, install, and set up rendering equipment such as conveyors, pumps, cookers, hydrolyzers, presses, power transmission components, steam traps, ramps, catwalks, and piping.
Calculate and figure wire and pipe sizes.
Line up pipe runs and calculate estimated completion times.
Perform basic electrical work and use basic electrical tools, including a digital multi-meter.
Wire and un-wire 3-phase motors and perform basic single-phase terminations.
Operate heavy industrial equipment such as cranes, boom lifts, scissor lifts, telehandlers, and forklifts.
Perform fabrication to build catwalks, handrails, transitions, and equipment supports.
Climb stairs and ladders.
Lift more than 60 lbs.
Read and understand policies, procedures, and regulations.
Document information.
Communicate with others in writing and verbally.