MAINTENANCE - ELECTRICIAN - 2nd Shift

Sauer Brands•Mauldin, SC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

A Maintenance Electrician is responsible for planning and installing electrical systems, performing and overseeing servicing, and managing tools and equipment. This role involves routine inspections of electrical components to ensure functionality, safety, and code compliance. The electrician will diagnose and repair system malfunctions, test electrical systems for safety and compatibility, and interpret blueprints for service and repair work. Additionally, the role includes advising on equipment lifespan, maintaining detailed records of maintenance and repairs, and ensuring scheduled maintenance reduces risks and costs. Maintaining an orderly and clean work area is also a key responsibility.

Requirements

Willing and able to frequently stand, walk, push, pull, kneel, and reach.
Able to lift 50 pounds with or without reasonable assistance.
Excellent job performance in productivity, quality, safety, and attendance.
Time management skills.
Willing to learn the process from the ground up.
Able to work in a team environment.
Excellent organizational and documentation skills.
Outgoing personality and good customer service skills.
Able to work well without supervision.
Display a positive and strong work ethic.
Flexible schedule with overtime.
Able to respond to afterhours calls for breakdowns when needed.
High school diploma or equivalent.
3-5 years’ experience in electrical maintenance or associated work.
Familiar with the National Electrical Code.

Nice To Haves

Relevant electrician certifications.

Responsibilities

Inspect electrical equipment, wiring, fixtures, and other components for functionality, safety, and code compliance.
Diagnose malfunctions of electrical systems and components and develop repair plans.
Repair electrical systems, wiring, circuit breakers, and equipment.
Test electrical systems using devices like voltmeters, oscilloscopes, and ohmmeters.
Review blueprints to understand wiring placement and equipment operation for service and repairs.
Provide recommendations on the lifespan of electrical equipment and components.
Maintain records of all maintenance and repair work, including supplies used.
Ensure routine maintenance is performed on schedule to prevent issues and reduce costs.
Keep work areas orderly and clean.