Industrial Electrician

Compensation and Benefits Salary for Industrial Electrician $33.52/hr with an increase after probation (1000 hours) Schedule: Night shift (5pm-5am) with every other weekend off and options for overtime Boot and/or tool allowance Telemedicine, Group insurance Financial Benefits: Profit Sharing Plan, Retirement Plan with company matching, Stock Options & Annual flexible reimbursement program Employee assistance program (care for physical and mental health) Job Overview Apply your expertise within our facility in Piscataway as the Industrial Electrician. Responsibilities Use equipment, manuals and drawings to troubleshoot, repair and perform established PM procedures including inspections, and calibration of equipment including but not limited to corrugator equipment Read and understand electrical drawings such as schematics and ladder diagrams, wiring diagrams and installation and general arrangement diagrams Install electrical and electronic equipment, components, and apparatus of industrial machinery and equipment in compliance with electrical code and in accordance with equipment Troubleshoot and repair power distribution equipment and hardware components such as outlets, switches, lighting fixtures, distribution wiring, disconnect switches, three phase and single phase, etc. Troubleshoot and repair basic electrical control circuits including AC/DC control voltage, operator interface components such as push buttons, selectors switches, indicator lights, switches, and encoders, hardware control components such as contactors, relay, solenoids rheostats, etc., combination and reversing motors, main drive, and auxiliary motor Use laptop computer to load/download programs to programmable logic controllers and programmable drive units Use test equipment such as oscilloscope and laptop computer to troubleshoot and repair electrical/electronic systems and equipment such as operator interface, power controllers and relay logic, I/O devices, programmable controllers and microprocessors-based control systems, and solid-state drive modules Qualifications Must have 5 years industrial electrician experience Electronic certification, certification on PLCs Programming PLCS (Asset) Skills and experience in basic electrical safety, basic industrial electricity principles and concepts, AC/DC motors and machinery, electrical troubleshooting, National Electrical Code, use of voltage tester, digital multimeter, clamp‑on ammeter All qualified candidates will be considered for this position in a fair manner. #J-18808-Ljbffr