Regional Warehouse Maintenance Electrician

EFCO Formwork Solutions•West Memphis, AR

21d•Onsite

About The Position

The Regional Warehouse Maintenance Electrician provides multi-craft maintenance support across multiple regional warehouse facilities, serving as the regional electrical specialist while also maintaining warehouse machinery, material handling equipment, and building systems. The role performs preventive and corrective maintenance, electrical troubleshooting and repairs, and coordinates facility support to promote safe, reliable operations, standardization, code compliance, and minimal downtime. The position supports equipment uptime through maintenance and repair of conveyors, dock equipment, lifts, and other warehouse machinery. It diagnoses electrical and mechanical failures and coordinates parts, vendors, local maintenance staff, and contractors as needed. Electrical work includes building systems, power distribution, motor controls, conveyor drives, lighting, automated material handling equipment, and installation or modification of wiring, conduit, panels, disconnects, sensors, and controls. Work must remain within applicable legal and licensing authorization and comply with electrical safety requirements, codes, and company standards. The role provides hands-on support across the regional warehouse network through variable, demand-driven travel, approximately 12 weeks per year, averaging about one week per month. It performs work in accordance with OSHA requirements and EFCO safety standards and maintains accurate CMMS records in MaintainX, including work orders, inspections, preventive maintenance history, and electrical schematics. Additional maintenance, technical, and operational duties may be assigned as business needs change. This is a 100% onsite role based at the Conley, Georgia location. The work has medium physical demands, including frequent handling of loads up to 25 pounds and occasional handling of up to 50 pounds, along with walking, balancing, lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling. The employee must be able to perform the listed job functions, with or without reasonable accommodation, and withstand the described environmental conditions and wear required personal protective equipment.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 3–5 years of hands-on electrical experience in industrial, warehouse, or commercial facilities.
Must pass an electrical aptitude test.
Valid driver's license.
Current journeyman electrician license or other applicable electrical license where required by state or local law.
Complete and maintain company-required electrical safety training, including training for designation as an electrically qualified person for assigned work and authorization under the lockout/tagout program, as applicable.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and electrical diagrams.
Working knowledge of warehouse equipment, conveyors, lighting systems, and motor controls.
Proficiency with electrical testing equipment.

Nice To Haves

Technical or vocational training in industrial or commercial electricity.
Experience supporting multiple sites or working in a traveling role.

Responsibilities

Serve as the primary technical resource for uptime and reliable operation of warehouse machinery and material handling equipment across assigned facilities.
Perform and coordinate preventive maintenance, inspections, and repairs on conveyors, dock equipment, lifts, and other warehouse machinery.
Diagnose and resolve equipment and mechanical failures promptly to restore operations.
Coordinate parts and vendors and use only approved, documented interim measures that preserve guarding, interlocks, energy-control procedures, and electrical-safety protections.
Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair building electrical systems, motor controls, and equipment power across the regional network.
Diagnose and repair electrical faults involving power distribution, motor controls, conveyor drives, lighting, and automated material handling equipment.
Provide technical guidance to site teams and qualified contractors as needed.
Install and modify wiring, conduit, panels, disconnects, sensors, and control systems for repairs, upgrades, and facility needs.
Perform electrical work within applicable legal, licensing, and company electrical safety program authorization, and in accordance with the NEC, locally adopted codes, and corporate engineering standards.
Travel to regional facilities for hands-on maintenance and electrical support, approximately 12 weeks per year, on a variable, demand-driven schedule.
Coordinate with local maintenance staff and outside contractors to complete repairs, preventive maintenance, and projects safely, on budget, and on schedule.
Perform work in accordance with OSHA requirements and EFCO safety standards.
Maintain accurate MaintainX CMMS records, including work orders, inspection logs, preventive maintenance history, and updated electrical schematics.
Perform additional maintenance, technical, and operational tasks as assigned to support facility operations and business priorities.