Industrial Electrician
eastman kodakChester (NJ)
About the role
We are looking for an Industrial Electricianto support our Advanced Materials & Chemicals Division in Rochester, NY.As an Industrial Electrician you will: • Provide electrical support for chemical processing equipment, machinery, and facilities. vices, heat tracing, lighting, etc. • Work includes equipment repairs, maintenance, and equipment upgrades. • Candidate expected to become electrical systems and equipment expert in area of responsibility. • High level of expertise needed to effectively troubleshoot and repair equipment. • Implement established preventive maintenance program. • Installation of conduit, wiring, switches, relays, lighting, circuit breakers using power tools and hand tools. • Calibrations using test equipment. • Process controls experience a plus, including pneumatic controls.
Qualifications Include:
- Strong electrical training and/or demonstrated skills/experience.
- Experience with explosion proof and intrinsically safe electrical systems up to 480V.
- Understanding of electrical codes for hazardous environments (flammable liquids).
- Able to read electrical and instrument drawings.
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and maintenance software.
- Excellent safety record – places safety as top priority in all work.
- Good team player.
- Work effectively with other trades and with changing priorities.
- Dependable, good attendance.
- Significant walking, standing, climbing stairs, ladders, etc.
- Able to work off ladders, scaffolding, manlifts, etc.
- Indoor and outdoor work.
- Use of appropriate personal protective equipment. Minimum Education Level and Experience:
- High school diploma.
- Electrical apprentice program and/or equivalent plus demonstrated work experience.
Work Hours:
- Monday – Friday, 8-hour days (40 hours/week)
- Willing to work some overtime, as needed, to support production and capital projects
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