Industrial Electrician

GE Aerospace•Pittsburgh, PA

10d•Onsite

About The Position

As an Industrial Electrician at our new site in Pittsburgh, you will play a critical part in preventative and corrective maintenance on various types of commercial jet engine test cell equipment, in accordance with a total preventative maintenance (TPM) program. You should be comfortable reading prints, working on industrial electrical systems, supporting controls and instrumentation, and solving problems that directly impact uptime and reliability. Power the equipment that keeps our operation moving!

Requirements

Associate’s degree in a technical field from an accredited school or institution OR High School Diploma / GED with a minimum of 2 years of electrical experience in an industrial setting.

Nice To Haves

Ability to interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, building drawings, and mechanical prints.
Experience working in an industrial maintenance environment.
Strong troubleshooting skills in electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and control systems.
Experience with 480V 3-phase power, motor controls, contactors, relays, and industrial electrical equipment.
Working knowledge of PLC systems and PLC logic for troubleshooting automated equipment.
Experience with instrumentation, sensors, and industrial controls.
Experience maintaining industrial electrical systems, hoists, and lifting equipment controls.
Familiarity with NFPA 70E and electrical safe work practices.
Experience operating forklifts, telehandlers, and personnel lifts.
Working knowledge of CMMS systems such as Maximo, Oracle, or SAP.
Ability to perform effectively in a self-directed team environment.

Responsibilities

Keep critical equipment energized and dependable
Perform preventive maintenance inspections on electrical systems, controls, and production equipment to identify issues before they lead to breakdowns.
Diagnose electrical, mechanical, and control system problems, complete corrective repairs, and restore equipment to safe, reliable operation as quickly as possible.
Investigate equipment and system failures, analyze root causes, and recommend long-term corrective actions that improve reliability and reduce repeat issues.
Install, maintain, calibrate, and support analog and digital instrumentation, sensors, control panels, data acquisition equipment, and automated processing systems.
Document malfunctions, support failure investigations, and share insights that improve equipment performance, maintenance practices, and overall process efficiency.
Build your skills across electrical, mechanical, and instrumentation disciplines while working in a dynamic industrial environment.
Support safety and environmental inspections, follow electrical safe work practices, and help ensure compliance with facility and regulatory requirements.