Industrial Maintenance Electrician -- Automation & High Voltage

Job Description

Job Description

Ready for complex systems, fast troubleshooting, and real impact?

If you thrive on solving electrical challenges across a modern manufacturing environment, this role belongs to you.

Pay & perks

• $40.06/hour
• $10,000 sign-on bonus (paid in 3 increments)

Why this role?

• You’ll keep production moving by interpreting diagrams and specs, installing and repairing equipment, and responding to urgent issues.
• You’ll touch a broad technology stack: communications, power distribution and controls, production machinery, computing/control systems, instrumentation, and indicators/gauges.
• You’ll use both your hands and your head—test gear, hand tools, and computerized maintenance systems—to diagnose, document, and deliver results.

What you’ll do

• Own safety: complete all required regulatory training, follow procedures, and maintain a clean work area.
• Interpret wiring diagrams, drawings, specifications, and work instructions for scheduled and emergency repair, installation, and inspection work.
• Install, repair, adjust, calibrate, program, time, construct, modify, and service electrical/electronic devices and systems across the facility.
• Plan troubleshooting approaches, verify material/part needs, and respond to trouble calls.
• Draft simple sketches and layouts to support parts fabrication or rework.
• Assemble and install conduit; inspect, adjust, repair, or replace wiring and faulty components on electronic devices using appropriate test equipment and hand tools to restore safe, efficient operation.
• Install conduit, switches, controls, and fixtures; assist connecting new and replacement electrical/electronic equipment.
• Assist with high-voltage systems: switchgear, cables, insulators, and bushings.
• Utilize computer systems for planning, execution, and reporting of maintenance work.
• Operate with or obtain certifications for fork trucks, overhead cranes, man-lifts (scissor lifts), and similar mobile equipment.
• Handle additional plant electrical maintenance, other duties, and collaborate with repair crews as directed.

Do you have the right background?

• HS Diploma or GED, plus ONE of the following: completion of the Wilton Maintenance Training Program; passing the program’s coursework proficiency tests; or equivalent industrial maintenance experience performing comparable technical work.
• Comfort working a rotating shift (days, afternoons, nights, weekends).

Benefits that support you

• Medical & Prescription
• Dental
• Vision
• Health & Dependent Care FSAs
• 401(k)
• Basic Life/Accidental Life Insurance
• Health Advocate Services
• Employee Assistance Program
• Tuition Reimbursement