Electrician II

Principal Duties & Responsibilities

• Install, diagnose, service, and repair electrical equipment in a 3-phase, 480V industrial environment, as well as 120V AC and 24V DC systems.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documentation to ensure proper installation and operation.
• Troubleshoot electrical circuits, motors, VFDs, PLCs, and related components, ensuring issues are resolved efficiently and safely.
• Calibrate and adjust electrical control devices, including timers and thermostats, and verify proper function.
• Understand and troubleshoot PLC ladder logic and automated control systems.
• Inspect electrical equipment during operation to detect overheating, malfunction, or deterioration.
• Replace defective components such as switches, motors, wiring, and control devices.
• Troubleshoot and support pneumatic systems including solenoids, cylinders, and associated controls.
• Research and verify availability, pricing, and specifications of electrical parts and equipment.
• Maintain accurate communication with management and team members regarding repair status, findings, and costs.

Specialized/Technical Knowledge Or Required Skills

• Prior electrical maintenance experience in an industrial plant environment preferred.
• Extensive background in electrical system troubleshooting and repair.
• Mechanical aptitude and understanding of motor control theory and applications.
• Experience with PLCs, VFDs, and automated control systems.
• Knowledge of industrial electrical systems, facility operations, and basic maintenance practices.
• Ability to maintain documentation, prepare reports, and follow established recordkeeping procedures.
• Proficiency with computers, including email, file management, and CMMS systems.

Physical Requirements

• Regular walking, standing, climbing, bending, kneeling, and crawling;
• Able to lift and move up to 50 lbs.
• Frequent use of close and distant vision, color vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
• Use of personal protective equipment (PPE) required in designated areas.
• Must be able to work assigned schedules, including weekends, evenings, and holidays, and be available for call-out during emergencies or critical events.
• May work at heights, in confined spaces, and with high-voltage equipment.