General Motors is seeking an Electrical Journeyperson to support Engineering & Maintenance in our automotive manufacturing facilities. In this role, you will install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain electrical and electronic systems on production and facility equipment, including robotics, PLC-controlled machinery and EV-related systems. You will perform preventative maintenance, read and interpret electrical schematics, ensure compliance with safety standards, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. GM offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge automotive and EV technology in a culture focused on safety, integrity, inclusion and innovation. Install, maintain and repair electrical and electronic systems on production and facility equipment Troubleshoot and diagnose faults in motors, drives, PLCs, robotics and control systems Perform preventative and predictive maintenance on electrical equipment and infrastructure Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and technical manuals Ensure compliance with electrical codes, safety regulations and GM standards Support commissioning, upgrades and modifications of production lines and EV-related systems Collaborate with Engineering, Maintenance and Operations teams to improve equipment reliability Document maintenance activities, repairs and parts usage in CMMS systems Assist in root cause analysis and continuous improvement initiatives Participate in safety programs, lockout/tagout and electrical safety training Industrial electrical troubleshooting PLC programming and diagnostics Motor controls and variable frequency drives (VFDs) Reading electrical schematics Robotics and automation systems Preventative and predictive maintenance Electrical code and safety (NFPA 70E, NEC) High-voltage systems and power distribution Use of electrical test equipment (multimeters, scopes) Computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k State/Journeyperson Electrician License or equivalent Apprenticeship completion in industrial or construction electrical NFPA 70E electrical safety training OSHA 10/30-hour safety certification (preferred) Certification in PLC/automation or robotics (preferred)
