Electrician

About the role

The Industrial Electrician 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.

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.
• Work collaboratively on construction projects or independently as needed.
• 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 machines, robots, etc.
• Ensure continuous operation of all electrical equipment.
• Analyze and locate sources of electrical trouble with minimal delay.
• Know the location of all sprinkler valve controls and, in case of fire, cut off endangered electrical equipment.
• Monitor plant systems, compressors, boilers, water, etc.
• Responsible for Powerhouse operations in conjunction with other shift tradesmen.
• Comply with all safety requirements set forth by the Plant Environmental Health & Safety Department and wear all PPE required for ARC Flash.

Qualifications

• State‑certified journeyman’s card, or equivalent, for the required skill set.
• Strong understanding and passion for safe, clean, and organized work environments.
• Applied knowledge of effective troubleshooting and root‑cause analysis.
• Ability to read schematics and ladder logic.
• Must pass pre‑employment tests including drug screening, background check, physical, Functional Capacity Exam, and respirator test.

Skills

• Experience with Allen Bradley drives, controls, PLC/SLC controllers, PACs, AC and servo technology.
• Knowledge of power distribution, relay controls, and HMI interfaces.

Physical Demands & Work Environment

• Willingness to work swing shift.
• Ability to work in a manufacturing environment with noise, high temperature, dust, and heights.

Pay

Current hourly rate, per the union contract, is $36.43. This rate will increase to $37.79, effective 10/1/2026.

Schedule

Shift schedule is Monday‑Friday, 6 am‑2 pm.