Electrician II Indirect

Lear Corporation•Kenansville, NC

32d•Onsite

About The Position

The Industrial Electrician repairs, installs, and maintains mechanical and electrical components on plant machinery, utilities, and equipment. The role safely troubleshoots, tests, maintains, and repairs industrial electrical systems operating at up to 480 VAC three-phase, including power distribution systems. The position reports to the Maintenance Manager and performs electrical maintenance and repairs with minimal direction, following applicable electrical codes, company safety procedures, Lockout/Tagout requirements, and electrical safe-work practices. The role supports equipment installation, preventive maintenance, periodic TPM checks, work-order execution, and documentation. The employee uses electrical testing tools and reads schematics, blueprints, and technical diagrams. The work takes place in a manufacturing environment, with tight time constraints and occasional mandatory overtime. Physical demands include frequent standing and walking, repetitive hand use, occasional climbing, and lifting up to 50 pounds. Required PPE includes arc-flash-rated and voltage-rated electrical protection as appropriate, eye and hearing protection, steel-toe/non-slip shoes, and a reflective vest where applicable.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Completion of a technical school program or apprenticeship in electrical work.
Minimum of 3 years of industrial electrical maintenance experience working with 480 VAC three-phase systems is preferred.
Knowledge of industrial electrical systems, including 480 VAC three-phase distribution, motor controls, electrical panels, transformers, VFDs, PLC-controlled equipment, and electrical safety practices.
Knowledge of OSHA electrical safety requirements, Lockout/Tagout procedures, and arc-flash awareness.
Ability to safely work around and troubleshoot industrial equipment utilizing 480 VAC systems.
Ability to use electrical testing equipment to check for the presence or absence of voltage on circuits up to 480 VAC.
Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English and interpret specifications, safety rules, instructions, reports, correspondence, and procedure manuals.
Ability to read and understand electrical schematics, blueprints, and technical diagrams.
Ability to use electrical-specific tools, including voltmeters and scanners.
Ability to perform basic arithmetic and record numbers on required paperwork.
Ability to communicate clearly with coworkers, supervisors, and management; work independently with little or no supervision; and contribute as a team player.
Problem-solving skills and ability to interpret written, oral, diagrammatic, or schedule-based instructions in situations with limited standardization.
Ability to organize, prioritize, schedule assigned work, manage changing priorities, pay attention to detail, and execute tasks effectively.
Ability to use a computer and Microsoft Office programs.
Good communication skills and ability to interact with all levels of the business.
Willingness to learn and grow and to meet behaviors established through the company performance management and development process.

Nice To Haves

Specialized training in industrial or manufacturing systems.
State or local license.
Experience troubleshooting motors, motor controls, VFDs, PLC systems, and industrial power distribution equipment.
Understanding of textile manufacturing methods.
Basic knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

Responsibilities

Promote safety awareness through proper maintenance processes, procedures, and actions.
Safely use tools as intended and produce quality workmanship.
Troubleshoot, test, maintain, and repair industrial electrical systems up to 480 VAC.
Read electrical schematics and verify voltage on energized 120V, 240V, and 480V circuits when required for troubleshooting.
Perform equipment installation tasks, including bending conduit, pulling wire, installing disconnects, and assessing phase, voltage, and grounding.
Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair 480V motors, motor controls, variable frequency drives, disconnects, motor starters, transformers, electrical panels, and power distribution equipment.
Perform work in accordance with electrical codes, company safety procedures, LOTO requirements, and electrical safe-work practices.
Read and apply blueprints and technical diagrams and follow applicable facility codes and regulations.
Execute work orders and complete required documentation.
Perform electrical maintenance and repairs with minimal direction.
Participate in Maintenance Training Programs.
Develop and implement preventive maintenance procedures.
Conduct periodic TPM equipment checks to ensure equipment meets standards.
Work overtime, including weekends, holidays, and shutdown periods, as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned by Maintenance Leadership.