Industrial Electrician II

Bartell Machinery Systems•City of Rome, NY

4d•$25 - $30

About The Position

The Industrial Electrician II is a member of the Electric Shop and reports directly to the Electrical Assembly Supervisor. The role involves building electrical control panels and wiring automated industrial machinery, using schematics, layout drawings, and common trade tools. The employee mounts electrical components, panels, junction boxes, operator stations, and I/O components, then builds, runs, and terminates power, motor, control, and communication cables using rigid, EMT, and sealtite conduits. The role also requires keeping power distribution and motor-feed circuits separated from digital, analog, and communication circuits. The electrician is expected to develop product knowledge, improve wiring techniques and work practices, train on topics in the competency matrix, and share expertise with fellow associates. Other duties include maintaining a positive attitude, arriving on time, working overtime when necessary, housekeeping, communication, safety awareness, teamwork, and assisting in warehouse or assembly departments when requested. The role requires lifting up to 50 pounds. The stated pay range is $25–$30 per hour, depending on experience, and travel is 0%.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Three to five years of verifiable experience in electrical or maintenance fields.
Strong oral communication skills and the ability to foster team spirit.
Experience working with a group to achieve a common goal.
Interpersonal, conflict-resolution, problem-solving, and decision-making skills, with a proven track record of meeting deadlines.
Strong troubleshooting skills and the ability to make some independent decisions.
Ability to plan project work, prioritize parts and tasks, and anticipate roadblocks.
Ability to read schematics and PDF files.
Ability to use electrical, pneumatic, and hand tools to construct control cabinets and related components.
Ability to gain working knowledge of competency-matrix subject matter related to industrial machinery construction.
Initiative and willingness to cooperate and work as part of a team.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Proficiency with required system transactions.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of industrial motors and controls.
Experience assembling industrial equipment.
Machine shop knowledge.

Responsibilities

Use common trade tools, including hand tools, crimpers, strippers, nut drivers, pliers, socket sets, Allen wrenches, knockout sets, drills, impact wrenches, taps, soldering irons, multimeters, tape measures, and T-squares.
Identify parallel and series circuits and understand the difference between digital and analog signals.
Trace electrical circuits using schematics and corresponding symbols.
Mount electrical components on subpanels and enclosures according to layout drawings.
Keep power distribution circuits and motor feeds, including VFD cables, separate from digital, analog, and communication circuits.
Mount control panels, junction boxes, operator stations, and I/O components.
Build, run, and terminate power, motor, control, and communication cables using rigid, EMT, and sealtite conduits.
Increase product knowledge, try new ideas and wiring techniques, and seek better or faster ways to perform work.
Train on subjects listed in the competency matrix and train fellow associates in areas of expertise.
Maintain good housekeeping, communicate with others, observe safety, contribute to teamwork, and assist in warehouse or assembly work when requested.
Work overtime when necessary.