Senior Electrician

Job TitleElectrician Senior Intermediate (III)Position OverviewPosition PurposeThe Electrician Senior Intermediate (III) maintains, troubleshoots, and improves electrical systems and production equipment to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and cost efficiency across assigned manufacturing areas. This role provides advanced electrical support, develops detailed job plans, and mentors lower‑level electricians to improve overall plant performance and technical capability.Position ExpectationsThe Electrician Senior Intermediate (III) is expected to perform assigned duties with a strong focus on:Safe work practices following all OSHA, NEC, NFPA 70E, and facility safety requirements. High-quality, precise workmanship delivered with a customer-service mindset supporting “Great Products & Service.” Adherence to established standards and best practices gained through training and experience. Continued growth in advanced maintenance and equipment knowledge, understanding the impact on production and business outcomes. Clear communication and constructive feedback regarding work needs, troubleshooting findings, and improvement opportunities.Position Duties & Tasks1. Maintain Electrical & Control SystemsProvide advanced maintenance on process and support equipment including:MCCs, motors, inverters, Converters, Reactors, and power distribution componentsPLCs, robotics, drives, and associated automation systems2. Troubleshoot & Execute RepairsIdentify, diagnose, and repair complex issues impacting safety, quality, or productivity:Distinguish between mechanical, electrical, process, and product-related issuesProvide detailed findings and root-cause information to operations and maintenance leadershipRecommend and verify necessary updates to electrical schematics and documentation3. Perform Proactive MaintenanceLead and execute PM and CM activities:Preventive Maintenance: Perform inspections, measurements, and adjustments according to specifications and schedules.Condition Maintenance: Repair/replace components based on PM or PdM results. Develop detailed job plans and request updates to schematics as required.4. Support Projects & Process ImprovementsExecute assigned work orders to support:Reliability improvementsProduction and quality enhancementsEquipment installation and upgradesTasks include installation or replacement of:MotorsDrivesLine ReactorsFiltersInduction ChokesStartersControl systemsPLC hardwareFacility electrical systems5. Mentor & Support Electrical TeamCoach and support Electrician Intermediate (II) employees as they develop required skillsAssist Electrician Advanced (IV) and Electrician Master (V) team members with advanced installations and upgradesContinue developing personal expertise in preparation for higher-level rolesCritical Knowledge & SkillsSafetyLOTO, Confined Space, PPE, Hot WorkArc Flash Safety & PreventionPIT operationFall protectionHoisting & riggingTools & ApplicationsDMMs, megohmmeters, tachometersLoop Calibrators/ SimulatorsNetwork cable testing toolsCMMS systems for work orders and partsAbility to select appropriate tools for the jobTechnical KnowledgeAbility to read, interpret, and mark up electrical and mechanical schematicsUnderstanding of NEC requirementsBasic knowledge of e-stop systems and safety componentsTroubleshooting of components such as:PLCsAC/DC drivesRelay logicSingle-loop controllersPneumatics & hydraulicsCircuit & Component KnowledgeAbility to size wire and components for single- and three-phase circuitsStrong understanding of PLC operation and control system fundamentalsMath SkillsArithmeticElectrical formulas (current, voltage, power, etc.)Unit conversionsOhm’s/ Lenz’s LawCompetenciesWork StandardsSolve ProblemsBuild Customer SatisfactionCollaborateLeadQualificationsRequiredHigh school diploma or GEDCompletion of Electrician Intermediate (II) requirements (DOS)Previous electrical experienceDemonstrated technical proficiency in advanced electrical troubleshootingExperience with PLC hardware and industrial control systemsPreferred3-4 years of electrical experience in manufacturingIndustrial electrical certification or technical school courseworkAdvanced training in PLCs, VFDs, robotics, or automation#ShawIND#LI-OW1Work Shift12 Hr rotating shift, Hrs fall to in punch day, Act Calendar, shift starts PM, days change onlyShaw Industries is an equal opportunity employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities. #J-18808-Ljbffr