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Industrial E/I Electrician with Industrial Technical Services

Posted 7 days ago

ladder by buildforceSavannah (GA)

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About the role

E & I Electrician Do you want to be treated like family and not just a number? If you do, then our mid-sized, locally owned company is for you! At Industrial Technical Services (ITS) we care about our employees and go to great lengths to ensure your safety. We value your input, job satisfaction, success and want you to grow with us. We offer apprenticeship programs, advanced training, and leadership development to help expand your knowledge and skillsets which allows you to grow professionally. ITS rewards integrity, a strong work ethic, and professionalism. Are you ready for your next challenge? We are looking for E & I Electrician for a maintenance role who has the skills necessary to install, maintain, and troubleshoot site instrumentation, control systems, and electrical equipment in order to provide safe operation with maximum production availability. Knowledge: Operations, maintenance, repair, and calibration of chemical process instrumentation and controls. Electronic process control systems, including programmable logic control (PLC) systems and the ability to troubleshoot and maintain these systems. Electrical supply and distribution systems (motors, motor control center (MCC) Ability to read and troubleshoot electrical control schematics.
Qualifications: Three years of E&I Maintenance experience as a Journeyman Electrician

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