Journeyman Electrician
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
Job Summary:Under general supervision, perform skilled work in the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical and electronic systems, wiring, fixtures, apparatus, and control equipment; and perform related work as required. Frequent travel to customer job sites is required.
Duties/ Responsibilities:Fosters the safest possible working environment by adhering to federal (OSHA/MSHA), state, and/or local safety regulations; and all company policiesEnsures that electrical systems adhere to the national electrical standards and regulationsConducts workplace exams prior to each shift; identifies and promptly resolves hazardsConducts and documents pre-shift inspections on equipment and hand-tools; immediately reports safety defects identifiedInstalls electrical systemsUses blue prints, wiring diagrams, and manufacturerβs installation manuals to complete projectsCompletes work orders and recording materials used on the jobConducts general electrical systems maintenance and troubleshoots electrical issues with testing equipmentIdentifies electrical problems and repairs themEnsures prompt reporting of any accidents or near misses involving you or your team; participates in post-accident investigations to determine root cause(s)Works individually or as part of a team to successfully complete projectsProjects a professional and respectful demeanor at all times when representing the Company; demonstrates self-controlProvides guidance, coaching and mentoring to less experienced team membersPerforms other projects and duties as assigned
Required Skills/Abilities:Working knowledge of Mine Safety Health Administration (MSHA) standards; and/or Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA); and pertinent electrical codes and regulationsCustomer-focused mindsetAbility to communicate clearly and effectivelyTroubleshooting skillsMotivated, self-starterProblem-solving skillsValid driversβ license; DOT license preferredMust have own tools
Education/Experience:Journeyman license preferred; or enrolled in the final year of an apprenticeship programMinimum of three years of relevant work experience in an industrial manufacturing or mining environmentSolid understanding of manufacturing/mining equipment and electrical systems/high speed production equipmentMechanical aptitude
Physical Requirements:Frequently required to walk, sit, stand, balance, stoop, bend, push, pull, lift, reach, kneel, crouch, crawl and climb stairs/ladders and use of handsMust have vision, hearing, and ability to talkExposure to hot/cold temperaturesMust be able to lift up to 50 pounds at timesAbility to travel independently to multi-state customer job sites; for extended period at timesStrong manual dexterity and eye to hand coordinationAbility to identify wires by their distinct colors
Join our team!Competitive PayMedical, with up to $2,000 employer-funded reimbursement cardDentalVisionLife Insurance (at no cost to you!)Disability Insurance (at no cost to you!)401(k) Plan, with up to 8% matchUniforms (at no cost to you!)Safety shoe reimbursementPaid HolidaysPaid Time OffDiscretionary BonusTuition AssistanceReferral Bonus Programand more!
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