Maintenance Electrician

Carlisle•Carlisle, PA

10d

About The Position

Carlisle Construction Materials (CCM) is seeking an experienced Electrician for its third-shift team. The role plans, installs, maintains, repairs, and troubleshoots complex industrial electrical systems and equipment, including motors, digital drives, high-voltage circuits, and control panels. The successful candidate will bring substantial industrial electrical experience, strong troubleshooting ability, and a commitment to safety and ongoing learning. The schedule is 11:00 PM–7:30 AM, Sunday through Thursday nights. Base pay is $38.20 per hour, with a $1-per-hour shift differential. Overtime is available as business needs dictate. Electricians must participate in and complete continuing education, including seminars and training, as directed by the Shift Crew Leader or Maintenance Supervisor. The work environment may involve climbing ladders, working at heights and on lifts, lifting up to 50 pounds, kneeling, crouching, and working in confined spaces. The position may also involve high temperatures above 120°F, cold conditions below 32°F, fumes, solvents, hydraulic oils, and loud noise. Personal protective equipment is provided or required, including safety shoes, gloves, glasses, hearing protection, and respirators when required for chemical use.

Requirements

At least 4 years of electrical experience in an industrial or manufacturing environment.
Completion of an accredited 8,000-hour apprenticeship program, technical school program, or college degree in the electrical field.
Experience or familiarity with PLC programming, digital drive operation, and setup and maintenance of complicated electrical equipment.
Complete understanding of AC/DC current and 100V, 200V, 480V, and 2300V circuitry.
Familiarity with PLC programming, HMIs, sensors, level controls, and AC/DC drives.
Knowledge of pneumatic and hydraulic system operation and general understanding of plant processes and equipment operation.
General understanding of electrical safety principles, including Lockout/Tagout and NFPA70E.
Strong ability to diagnose and resolve electrical issues efficiently.
Experience using SAP CMMS or a similar maintenance management system.
Ability to read and understand maintenance manuals, motor nameplate information, work orders, and preventative maintenance schedules, and identify power disconnects, breakers, and valves.
Ability to perform relevant mathematical calculations, prepare work documentation, and use electrical measurement devices and data recorders.
Ability to work as part of a team and communicate effectively with plant personnel.
Ability to climb ladders, work at heights and on lifts, lift up to 50 pounds, kneel, crouch, and work in confined spaces.
Ability to work in environments with high and low temperatures and potential exposure to fumes, solvents, hydraulic oils, and loud noise.

Responsibilities

Install, maintain, and repair electrical motors, drives, and control panels.
Troubleshoot electrical issues, including PLC programming and digital drive operations.
Maintain and install electrical services for plant lighting, HVAC, and equipment.
Perform preventative maintenance and machine changeovers.
Maintain the boiler room and calibrate scales and equipment.
Complete required paperwork and follow safety procedures, including Lockout/Tagout and NFPA70E.
Assist with continuous improvement initiatives and process optimizations.
Read maintenance manuals, motor nameplate information, work orders, and preventative maintenance schedules; identify power disconnects, breakers, and valves.
Perform mathematical calculations involving amperage, wattage, resistance, volt amps, calibration setups, and material measurements.
Write work orders, preventative maintenance worksheets, machine operation reports, and daily work reports.
Enter comments and generate work orders electronically through the SAP CMMS system.
Operate and interpret data recorders, operate shop equipment, weld and solder, and operate and install electrical measurement devices.
Work as a team member and communicate effectively with team members, supervisors, management, and other plant employees.
Attend, participate in, and complete continuing education, seminars, and training as directed by the Shift Crew Leader or Maintenance Supervisor.