Industrial Journeyman Electrican

Agropur•Combined Locks, WI

30d•$45

About The Position

The Industrial Journeyman Electrician performs the installation and repair of complex electrical systems, conductors and associated materials in related projects. The Industrial Journeyman Electrician ensures that all work is performed to the highest standards and meets all safety requirements in the performance of the work Invest in you, Join Agropur as a Industrial Journeyman Electrician in Little Chute. We dairy you! How Agropur invests in YOU: Starting Rate: $44.66 hourly Two pay increases within a year, up to $1.00 Sunday Double Time Schedule: Night Shift 6pm-6am, 2-2-3 Competitive and comprehensive compensation and benefits package focusing on your physical, financial, and emotional health to include the following perks as well as the standard benefit offerings: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Short and Long-term Disability Insurance 401(k) with up to 7% company contributions 3 Weeks PTO on day 1 Paid holidays and 2 floating holidays Paid parental leave Advancement Opportunities Healthy work/life balance

Requirements

High School Diploma required.
Minimum two (2) years of formal technical training required.
Equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be considered.
Minimum one (1) year of journeyman’s experience in the installation, repair and maintenance of electrical systems, equipment and fixtures from blueprints, schematics and sketches or an equivalent combination of relevant education and/or experience.
Experience in a manufacturing plant required.
Experience with 4-20mA control Loops, Motor Control Centers utilizing voltages from 120vac to 480vac, and Variable Frequency Drives required.
Ability to read and understand electrical prints required.
State Journeyman's Electrician license required.
Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing with managers and colleagues.
Demonstrate attention to detail and accuracy in work.
Decisions administered soundly and consistently with policies and in compliance with appropriate laws and regulations.
Ability to work with minimum supervision, adapt to a changing environment quickly, and think independently.
Demonstrate functional and technical knowledge, ability to learn new skills quickly, and achieve a high level of accomplishment.
Basic math plus fractions, decimals and percentages, as well as algebraic calculations.
Intermediate computer skills with Microsoft Excel, Power Point, Word, Outlook and field-specific software.
Follow written, verbal and/or diagrammatic instructions; solve practical problems; interpret verbal and written instructions; logical thinking to solve problems including abstract and concrete variables; address practical problems and comprehend most complex concepts.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively at all levels in a collaborative team environment.
Exhibit a professional manner in dealing with others and work to maintain constructive working relationships.

Nice To Haves

Food and/or fluid dairy manufacturing experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Responsible for maintenance, inspections, and modification of electrical equipment, technologies and processes.
Perform daily preventive maintenance of electrical circuits.
Install new electrical circuits.
Bend and install electrical conduit following all appropriate local and national codes.
Troubleshoot electrical circuits, motors and equipment controls.
Identify mechanical problems by inspecting equipment and using diagnostic tools.
Determine the cause of malfunctions and implement effective solutions to minimize downtime.
Fix or replace faulty components, such as motors, pumps, and valves. This may involve disassembling equipment, making repairs, and reassembling machinery.
Act as point of contact for maintenance employees, including contractors, related to electrical and maintenance projects as delegated by the maintenance manager.
Help plant production personnel troubleshoot production problems.
Maintain a safe work environment.
Understand and troubleshoot electrical circuits.
Understand three phase motors, transformers, and control circuits.
Understand and comply with NEC electrical standards and codes.
Understand and adhere to Good Manufacturing Practices.
Support safety policies and programs.
Correct or report any observed safety hazards.
Stop any observed unsafe acts and obey facility safety rules and procedures.