Industrial Electrician

Posted 2 days ago

integrity trade servicesPortland (MI)

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$34.81 - $41.72/hr

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About the role

Industrial Electrician - $34.81 - $41.72/hr DOE!This position is a direct hire opportunity! Integrity Trade Services is hiring an Industrial Electrician for our automotive manufacturing client to start immediately at $34.81 - $41.72/hr DOE! Receive comprehensive benefits through our client upon hire!
Responsibilities: The Industrial Electrician supports a collaborative team environment and demonstrates commitment to lean manufacturing principles. The employee is expected to meet department performance standards, contribute ideas for ongoing improvement, and assist in maintaining efficient departmental operations. Responsibilities include the installation, maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of a broad range of industrial electrical equipment, machinery, and control systems, including: Analog and digital electrical systems Programmable logic controllers (PLCs)Computer numerical control (CNC) equipment Temperature-control systems Human-machine interfaces (HMIs)Motor controls Induction-heating and heat-treat equipment Variable-frequency and variable-speed drives Counters, timers, and microprocessor-based controls Traditional relay-logic-controlled equipment The employee must be able to interpret and work from blueprints, sketches, electrical wiring diagrams, and manufacturer specifications.
Location: Portland, MISchedule/Shift Details: Openings on 2nd and 3rd shifts!2nd Shift: 2:30pm – 11:00pm 3rd Shift: 10:30pm – 7:00am Overtime as needed
Qualifications: Journeyman electrician status or electrical certification is preferred. Must have experience working in a manufacturing environment Must provide and maintain a personal set of tools. Working conditions may occasionally include exposure to excessive heat or cold, cramped or confined work areas, and electromagnetic fields. Some heavy lifting may be required.
Benefits: Medical Dental VisionPTO

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