Master Electrician

Description

Intermountain Electronics (IE) delivers dependable and effective critical power and process infrastructure and mission critical systems to virtually every industrial sector in North America. We provide custom-engineered, packaged equipment to industrial markets. We specialize in designing, manufacturing, automating and testing power distribution equipment for OEM, mission critical, oil and gas and mining industries. Reporting directly to the Engineering Manager we are currently seeking a Master Electrician for our Day Shift to be based at our facility.

You will love the challenging, interesting and varied work, and endless opportunities, but most importantly you will love working with a team of fun loving, driven, and generous go getters that take deep personal pride in being part of a family that is building the infrastructure that powers the world. To learn more about our company and our cutting-edge products, visit

• Competitive salary
• PTO (Paid Time Off)
• Paid Holidays (10)
• Medical and Dental Plans
• Teladoc 24/7/365 Access to U.S. Board Certified doctors
• Employee Assistance Program
• Company Paid Life Insurance
• Supplemental Vision, Life, STD & LTD Insurance
• 401K
  - Company match up to 6% of base salary.
• Health Savings Account (HSA) with available company match up to $2000 based on family size.
• Paid Parental Leave

Work Schedule:

Monday
- Friday, 8am- 4:30pm

• Reads, interprets, and reviews single-line diagrams, three-line diagrams, schematics, wiring and interconnection diagrams, panel layouts, bills of material, and general arrangement drawings.
• Reviews released drawing packages ahead of build kickoff to identify constructability issues, missing details, and errors.
• Redlines drawings accurately and legibly during the build, and submits changes for as‑built incorporation so that customer documentation matches the delivered equipment.
• Verifies component selection, spacings, wire sizing, short-circuit current ratings, and labeling against the applicable listing requirements and flags any deviation before it is built in.
• Responsible for reviewing and completing bills of materials for release to purchasing.
• Partners with electrical engineers, designers, and project managers during design reviews to advise on manufacturability, component access, serviceability, and standard practice.
• Coordinates with supply chain to improve job costs, source alternative parts, and encourage greater supply chain resiliency to support on-time delivery.
• Provides labor-hour input, sequencing input, and material takeoff support for estimating and production planning.
• Communicates build status, technical risk, and schedule impacts clearly and proactively to floor supervisors, project management, and cross‑functional stakeholders.
• Serves as the facility's primary interpreter of the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) and applies it correctly to manufactured assemblies and in-plant installations.
• Ensures builds conform to applicable UL standards — including UL 508A (industrial control panels), UL 891 (switchboards), UL 1558 (metal-clad switch gear), and UL 845 (motor control centers.
• Advises floor teams on Installation of major electrical components including circuit breakers, switches, disconnects, current and potential transformers, protective relays, PLCs, HMIs, VFDs, transformers, surge arrestors, and grounding systems.
• Establishes and verifies equipment grounding and bonding systems, including ground bus, ground grid connections, and neutral grounding resistors.
• Identifies and resolves build obstacles — component fit-up conflicts, missing hardware, drawing discrepancies, and material shortages — escalating to Engineering, Supply Chain, or Project Management to protect schedule.
• Assists in executing functional and operational testing of control schemes, interlocks, protective relay logic, breaker operation, transfer schemes, and alarm circuits.
• Diagnoses and troubleshoots electrical and control faults using drawings,…