Industrial Electrician - Journey-Level ($5000 Signing Bonus)

Arconic•Bettendorf, IA

About The Position

Arconic is hiring a journey-level Industrial Electrician and offering a $5,000 signing bonus and an $800 tool allowance. The probationary base pay is $39.80 per hour, increasing to a journey-level base rate of $41.586 per hour. The position also includes yearly contractual raises and a retention pay program with additional pay based on years of service. Electricians must be able to work an alternate work schedule and overtime outside their normal schedule to meet business needs. The electrician diagnoses, repairs, maintains, installs, modifies, calibrates, adjusts, and tests a range of mill and plant systems and equipment. This includes electrical and electronic equipment, high-voltage power distribution, controls, communications, recording and control systems, combustion equipment, pneumatic systems, and plant utilities. Work may include preventive maintenance, fabrication, assembly, dismantling, movement, and equipment redesign with proper authorization, following documented procedures when needed. The role involves handling electrical and electronic materials and components, as well as welding, soldering, brazing, gas supplies, lubricants, cleaning materials, and other listed industrial substances. Applicants must pass the Journey Level Test and be able to perform the essential functions of a Journey Level Electrician. The position is subject to export control laws and may require government authorizations to access controlled technology.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Certified apprenticeship or five years of equivalent experience.
Ability to pass the Journey Level Test.
Ability to perform the essential functions of a Journey Level Electrician.
Ability to work an alternate work schedule and overtime outside the normal schedule to meet business needs.
Access to controlled technology is subject to export-control compliance requirements; authorizations from relevant government agencies may be required.

Responsibilities

Diagnose, repair, and maintain electrical, electronic, mill, pneumatic, communication, and plant utility equipment and systems, following documented procedures when needed.
Dismantle, move, fabricate, redesign with proper authorization, assemble, and install electrical and electronic mill equipment, controls, and components.
Inspect, fabricate, install, repair, modify, calibrate, adjust, and test mill equipment, high-voltage power distribution, electrical and electronic systems, communications, recording and control systems, and combustion equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance and service mill equipment and related systems.
Work an alternate schedule and overtime outside the normal schedule to meet business needs.
Pass the Journey Level Test and perform the essential functions of a Journey Level Electrician.