Industrial Controls Electrician

Job Description

Job Description

Step Into a Day on Our Floor

You start your shift by scanning work orders and heading to a production line that just signaled a fault. With your multimeter in hand, you quickly isolate the issue in a 24VDC control circuit, swap a failed sensor, and bring the line back online. Later, you route conductors through cable tray, land and label control wiring in a new panel, verify motor rotation after wiring a replacement motor, and wrap up with preventative checks that keep downtime to a minimum—all while following electrical codes and strict lockout/tagout procedures.

What You’ll Handle

• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair electrical problems on production machinery and facility equipment.
• Work across 24VDC through 480V systems, including 120V power circuits.
• Wire motors and production equipment; verify proper operation.
• Install, test, and replace sensors, fuses, relays, and related components.
• Perform circuit tracing and corrective electrical repairs to reduce downtime.
• Pull, route, and terminate electrical and control conductors.
• Build, wire, and terminate electrical panels.
• Read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
• Execute preventative maintenance on electrical systems and equipment.
• Follow company safety procedures, electrical codes, and lockout/tagout requirements.
• Partner with production and maintenance teams to support operations.

What You Bring

• Hands-on background as an Industrial, Maintenance, or Electrical Technician/Electrician.
• Proficiency wiring motors and industrial equipment.
• Ability to read and apply electrical schematics.
• Basic understanding of PLCs.
• Experience wiring and terminating electrical and control panels.
• Experience installing and troubleshooting sensors.
• Experience installing cable tray.
• Skill with control wiring practices.
• Capability to troubleshoot and repair 24VDC–480V systems.
• Solid grasp of circuits, fuses, relays, sensors, and motor controls.
• Competence using electrical test equipment such as a multimeter.
• Proven ability to resolve electrical issues safely and efficiently.