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Electrician - High Voltage

Sierra Pacific Industries · Anderson, CA · 2 mo ago
Management$30.52–$35.97/hrFull-time

About the role

Coordinate and direct Sierra Pacific electricians performing work on medium and high voltage systems
Work with electrical engineers to coordinate testing protective relay settings
Work on the implementation of preventative maintenance programs company-wide
Identify and implement process improvements for optimal performance and production
Effectively troubleshoot medium and high voltage systems, as well as ethernet and communication networks
Coordinate emergency repairs of medium voltage systems for quick resolution
Coordinate installation projects and repairs for best outcomes
Actively manage time and changing priorities under demanding circumstances
Commission, program, and troubleshoot VFDs
Install, disconnect, troubleshoot, and repair power distribution systems and electrical motors

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  • Work on the implementation of preventative maintenance programs company-wide
  • Identify and implement process improvements for optimal performance and production
  • Effectively troubleshoot medium and high voltage systems, as well as ethernet and communication networks
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  • Coordinate emergency repairs of medium voltage systems for quick resolution
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