Industrial Electrician

Rate of Pay:

$26.00 to $28.00 per hour (paid weekly).

$39.00 to $42.00 per hour.

• Monday thru Friday; 7:00am to 3:30pm.
• Overtime always available; paid breaks.

The Industrial Electrician will be responsible for wiring components into machine structures and sub-assemblies as well as the testing and trouble-shooting of these and related tasks.

• Wire contacts, overloads, switches, power distribution blocks, and relays.
• Ability to read and interpret European-style IEC (ladder/line) or American-style NFPA electrical schematics.
• Run separate pathways for high-voltage AC power lines and low-voltage DC sensor/data lines to avoid electromagnetic interference.
• Correctly wire specialized industrial field devices, including proximity switches, photoelectric eyes, limit switches, solenoids, and safety light curtains.
• Terminate fieldbus and communication protocols safely without damaging the integrity of the lines.
• Pull and mark wires and labels.
• Terminate wires to panels.
• Coordinate with the automation programmer to manually trigger field sensors and verify that the corresponding physical input/output LEDs light up correctly on the PLC rack.
• Troubleshoot and fix electrical issues with live 480V.
• Assist in disassembling of the electrical components within our machines at the end of builds.

• Heavy promoting from within; multiple career progression paths.
• Annual performance review and rate increase.
• Earned vacation time and paid holidays.
• Health coverage available.
• Purchase assistance for required personal equipment.
• Teammate appreciation events.
• Referral pay for referring a friend or colleague.
• Teammate assistance programs.
• Good work-life balance including overtime choices.
• Profit sharing is available upon reaching qualified service time.
• Reimbursement for qualified technical training.
• Clean and modern environment with well-maintained equipment.
• Stability of an industry-leading company in business for 40 years.
• Equal opportunity employer; trade school graduates and veterans encouraged.

• Minimum one year of Electrical schooling.
• Knowledge of the NFPA 79 Electrical Standards for Machinery
• Electrical work experience is a plus.
• Knowledge of PLC is a plus.
• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.