Industrial Controls Electrician

Job Description

Job Description

About the Role

As an Industrial Controls Electrician, you keep the heartbeat of our plant steady. Your craftsmanship with power and automation ensures safe, reliable operations every shift.

A Day in Your Boots

You start by reviewing work orders and schematics for the day’s priorities. A scheduled stop takes you to a motor line where you perform preventive and predictive checks on motors, generators, transformers, and switchgear. Mid-morning, a control panel throws a fault—using diagnostic tools and technical drawings, you quickly isolate the issue, repair it, and verify the fix. After lunch, you install and terminate new wiring runs, lay out conduits and cable trays for a process upgrade, and bring new instrumentation online. Before you clock out, you test the system to confirm safe operation and full compliance with electrical codes and company procedures—leaving production ready for a smooth night run.

What You’ll Handle

• Install, service, and repair industrial electrical systems, equipment, and machinery across the facility.
• Troubleshoot electrical faults using meters, diagnostic tools, schematics, and detailed drawings.
• Execute preventive and predictive maintenance on motors, generators, transformers, switchgear, PLCs, control panels, and automated systems.
• Install and terminate electrical wiring; route conduits; set cable trays; integrate instrumentation.
• Test and commission systems to verify performance and adherence to safety regulations and electrical codes.
• Read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams, and technical specifications to plan and execute work.
• Respond rapidly to equipment breakdowns, minimizing unplanned downtime for the plant.

Power Systems You Know

120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems

Why This Matters

Your attention to safety, code compliance, and precision directly supports reliable plant operations and on-time production.