Industrial Electrician - 2nd/3rd Shift - Decatur, IL
$35.81 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$35.81 per hour
About the role
- Build, install, and repair electrical and electronic circuits used on machine tools and plant equipment
- Diagnose malfunctions on machine tools and NC controlled equipment
- Apply knowledge of electronic units and systems to troubleshoot and test faulty equipment
- Calibrate and service electronic testing instruments
- Read and interpret blueprints and schematics to troubleshoot motors, transformers, communication devices, and controllers
- Perform preventive maintenance on electrical/electronic manufacturing systems
- Maintain a clean and organized work area following 5S principles
- Completion of a field-related college degree, electrical apprenticeship, technical school, military training, or equivalent experience
- Strong knowledge of electronics, electronic controls, and PLC logic
- Proven problem-solving and troubleshooting abilities on complex electrical/electronic systems
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints and schematics
- Excellent communication skills
- Previous job-related experience in a warehouse or factory environment
- Why Caterpillar?
- Safety is a core value at Caterpillar. We are committed to providing a secure and inclusive workplace for all employees. As a global leader in manufacturing, Caterpillar offers opportunities for growth and development across a wide range of roles.
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