Electrician

The Industrial Electrician role provides superior maintenance in installing, operating, maintaining, and repairing electric devices and electrical wiring at the Toledo Plant. This includes a variety of tasks relating to setting up and maintaining electrical infrastructure.

Current hourly rate, per the union contract, is $37.79.
Shift schedule is Monday-Friday, 6am-2pm.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Install conduit and wiring for lighting, power circuits, and power control equipment
Install wiring, motors, drives, and new shop equipment per prints and instructions of the Electrical Shop Supervisor and Electrical Engineers
Safely work on 4160 Volt, 480 Volt, 110 -220 Volt, and DC Voltages
Ability to work as a group on construction projects or as an individual
Troubleshoot and repair all electrical equipment such as A.C. and D.C. motors, controls, transformers, electrical instruments, electronic equipment, limit switches, safety equipment, shrink wrap machine, robots, etc.
Continuous operation of all electrical equipment
Analyze and locate source of electrical trouble with a minimum delay
Must know the location of all sprinkler valve controls and be responsible, in case of fire, for cutting off electrical equipment endangered by the fire
Monitor plant Systems, compressors, boilers, water, etc.
Responsible for Powerhouse operations in conjunction with other shift tradesmen
Complies with all safety requirements set forth by the Plant Environmental Health & Safety Department
Must wear all PPE required for ARC Flash

REQUIREMENTS & QUALIFICATIONS

Individuals who possess a state certified journey persons card, or the equivalent for the skill needed, will be considered for hire
Strong understanding and passion for safe, clean, and organized work environments
Applied knowledge of effective trouble shooting and root cause analysis
Able to read schematics and ladder logic
Understanding or experience with Allen Bradley Drives, Controls, PLC/SLC controllers and drives, PAC’s, AC and Servo Technology, power distribution, relay controls and HMI’s

PHYSICAL DEMANDS & WORK ENVIRONMENT

Must be willing to work swing shift.
Willingness to work in a manufacturing environment (noise, high temperature, dust, heights).
Must pass pre-employment tests including a drug screening, background check , physical, Functional Capacity Exam and respirator test.