Industrial Electrician

Industrial Electrician Responsibilities:

• Installs conduit, calculates wire size, pulls wire, wires, and installs all types of control equipment, aligns and installs all types of motors and generators, and provides power for the same.
• Maintains and cleans motors, installs bearings, etc.
• Locates and corrects any line faults or grounds.
• Installs and repairs all electrical generating equipment, including battery chargers.
• Maintains, repairs, and installs all power transmission lines, including cable, open wire, conduit, or trolley duct. Outside pole transmission lines are included.
• Maintains, repairs, and installs substations, power centers, distribution and control centers, including structure and switch gear of all voltages from 69 kilovolts down.
• Maintains and repairs all passenger and freight elevators.
• Maintains and repairs all electronic equipment, vibrators, and controls, either tubed or solid state.
• Frequently works from complicated wiring diagrams requiring a knowledge of modern and up-to-date equipment and developments in the electrical field.
• Instructs workers of lesser skill and is responsible for work of sufficient accuracy to comply with the standards of the National Electric Code.
• Responsible for maintaining his/her and the company's tools and equipment in good operating condition and for keeping the work area neat, clean, and orderly.

Industrial Electrician Requirements:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Must be able to work 2nd Shift
• Journeyman card or equivalent experience required.
• Must read electrical blueprints and diagrams.
• Capable of all types of troubleshooting.