Lead Industrial Electrician

About the role

As the In-House Lead Industrial Electrician at Torus, you will own the electrical infrastructure, maintenance, power distribution, and heavy machinery support inside our 545,000-square-foot GigaOne facility in Salt Lake City. You will be responsible for ensuring our facility operates at peak electrical reliability. You will lead power drops, equipment tie-ins, and electrical installations for new manufacturing and fabrication machinery brought into the plant, while maintaining facility-wide switchgear, panels, and sub-systems.

Responsibilities

• Facility Infrastructure & Maintenance: Own and oversee all electrical maintenance and reliability across the 545,000-square-foot GigaOne building, including transformers, switchgear, main breakers, and distribution panels.
• Fabrication & Equipment Installations: Plan layout, run conduit, pull wire, and terminate electrical connections for newly arrived fabrication machines, automated lines, and manufacturing equipment.
• Conduit & Wiring Execution: Plan, lay out, bend, thread, and run conduit (EMT, Rigid, PVC) and pull wire/cables per engineered drawings, building plans, and NEC code.
• Blueprint & Schematics Reading: Read and interpret complex electrical riser diagrams, engineered single-lines, machine schematics, and manufacturer specifications.
• Preventive Maintenance (PM): Execute regular PM schedules on industrial panels, thermal imaging inspections, motor checks, and facility lighting/power controls.
• Safety & Code Compliance: Enforce OSHA regulations, NFPA 70E standards, local Salt Lake City/Utah electrical codes (NEC), and Torus safety guidelines.
• Inventory & Vendor Coordination: Maintain inventory for electrical maintenance spare parts, tools, and consumables; work with external electrical contractors or equipment OEMs during major facility upgrades.
• Other duties and projects as assigned.

Requirements

• License: Active Utah DOPL Journeyman Electrician license or Master Electrician license in good standing.
• Commercial / Industrial Experience: Demonstrated background performing industrial facility maintenance, machinery hookups, or high-power commercial installations (no residential-only backgrounds).
• Code & Blueprint Mastery: Thorough knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and strong proficiency in reading riser diagrams, single-lines, schematics, and electrical prints.
• Communication & Software: Excellent verbal/written communication and comfort using modern facility management or ticketing software.
• Safety & Equipment: Strong understanding of industrial safety standards (LOTO