Industrial Electrician

Signode•Independence, KY

20d•$39 - $50•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision, the Industrial Electrician maintains, troubleshoots, and services electrical and electronic systems, machinery, and controls, and supports production and physical plant equipment at the facility. The role requires applying electrical theory, statutory codes, and knowledge of electrical equipment operation while complying with applicable regulations and the company safety program. The position is based in Florence, United States, and works the first shift, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; on-call work may be required.

Requirements

High school diploma, electrical apprenticeship, and/or vocational school or technology certificate in electricity.
Minimum of five years of hands-on electrical technical experience, including wiring automation machine control panels and PLCs.
Ability to apply standards in accordance with the National Electrical Code and National Electrical Safety Code.
Ability to use appropriate hand, power, and specialty tools and diagnostic equipment to complete job tasks.
Ability to read, use, and understand gauges, tools, and instruments relating to equipment repair.

Nice To Haves

Scissor lift driving experience.

Responsibilities

Perform work requiring thorough knowledge of electrical theory and principles, statutory codes, and the operation of electrical equipment.
Respond quickly to issues that may put employees at risk of injury and rectify immediate dangers.
Plan work procedures, determine replacement or upgrade needs, and develop logical approaches to correct problems.
Analyze circuits, wiring diagrams, and drawings to install, repair, calibrate, service, and replace electronic devices and systems.
Collaborate with other trades and vendors on coordinated maintenance tasks and cross-discipline troubleshooting.
Repair, install, replace, and test electrical circuits, equipment, and motors using appropriate tools and testing instruments.
Troubleshoot and repair electric controls, motor control centers, and programmable logic controls.
Review work orders and consult equipment operators to identify electrical or mechanical equipment problems.
Operate equipment in accordance with site requirements, company safety procedures, and OSHA requirements for machine activation and shutdown.
Perform scheduled preventive maintenance, including checking, cleaning, or repairing equipment to detect and prevent problems.
Maintain equipment logs recording performance problems, repairs, calibrations, or tests.
Calibrate testing instruments and equipment to prescribed specifications.
Develop new preventive maintenance tasks as recommended by manufacturers or facility historical data.
Perform other duties as assigned.