Job Description:
POSITION SUMMARYWe are seeking an experienced Industrial Electrical Maintenance Technician with high-voltage experience to support electrical maintenance and troubleshooting throughout an industrial manufacturing facility. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience maintaining electrical systems, diagnosing equipment problems, and performing preventive and corrective maintenance in an industrial environment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Perform electrical maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on industrial equipment Work with high-voltage electrical systems and components Diagnose electrical problems using meters, testing equipment, and electrical diagrams Perform preventive maintenance on electrical equipment and systems Install, repair, and maintain electrical components, wiring, motors, controls, and related equipment Troubleshoot electrical failures and equipment malfunctions Assist with electrical installations, modifications, and upgrades Inspect electrical equipment and identify potential safety or maintenance issues Follow electrical safety procedures and company policies Maintain accurate records of maintenance and repairs Work closely with production and maintenance personnel to minimize equipment downtime Perform other maintenance duties as assignedREQUIREMENTSPrevious industrial electrical maintenance experience required High-voltage electrical experience required Ability to troubleshoot electrical equipment and systems Knowledge of electrical safety practices Ability to read and understand electrical diagrams/schematics Experience with industrial machinery, motors, controls, and electrical components preferred Must be comfortable working in a manufacturing/industrial environment Strong attention to safety and detail Ability to work overtime as neededIDEAL CANDIDATEThe ideal candidate is a dependable, safety-minded electrician/maintenance technician who can independently troubleshoot problems and keep industrial equipment operating safely and efficiently.
Pay: $25.00/hour + approximately 12 hours of overtime per week
