Electrical Technician

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 Final Assembly Supervisor, we are currently seeking an Electrical Technician I for our Day Shift to be based at our Denver (Commerce City) facility.

You will love the challenge, 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

Job Title:

Electrical Technician I

Salary: $26/hr-$34/hr depending on experience

• 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

Electrical Technician I’s are responsible for wiring PC boards, controls, switches, and various other electrical assemblies from schematics, layout diagrams, and written specifications.

Monday
- Friday 6am- 2:30pm

• Identify and properly wire general utility circuits and their components including but not limited to exit lights, GFCI’s, internal and external lighting fixtures, receptacles, and switches.
• Layout, bend, and install EMT and rigid conduit according to NEC code.
• Identify wire and cable to be used in installations based on prints and diagrams.
• Safely pull and run cable and wire, adhering to conduit or cable tray fill requirements.
• Properly terminate a variety of wire and cable in panels, circuits, and various electrical components including switch gear, UPSs, transformers, circuit breakers, relays, terminal blocks, VFDs, etc.
• Layout and mount a variety of electrical components and fixtures according to mechanical drawings and code requirements.
• Troubleshoot and diagnose causes of electrical or mechanical malfunction or failure and make necessary repairs, adjustments, or changes, ensuring these changes are relayed to proper channels for drawing redlines and updates.

• Understand, interpret, and follow current NEC code, MSHA code, and other codes as necessary to install electrical circuits, electrical components, and proper grounding and bonding infrastructure.
• Read and interpret a variety of mechanical and electrical prints including single line and three-line wire diagrams, control schematics, and cable schedules.
• Use a strong foundation in electrical theory to problem-solve and troubleshoot electrical issues or failures.
• Consult job travelers to find required information for the project including prints, torque sheets, bills of materials, and any other pertinent special customer requirements.

• Safely operates and properly uses – wire strippers, crimpers, drills, utility knife, conduit benders, reciprocating saws and other hand and power tools as required.
• Read and use Multimeters, Volt-Ohm meters, Hi-pot equipment.
• Use overhead crane, forklift, hoists, to assist in electrical assembly and moving…