Mining Operations Controls Electrician

Job Description

Job Description

Mining Operations Controls Electrician

Picture your first hour on shift: you gear up, review the plan, and start with a safety walk-through of your area—because compliance with federal mining regulations is step one. From there, you’ll move between production lines and plant assets, keeping power flowing and controls responsive so essential U.S. industries keep moving.

• Perform required workplace safety inspections at least once per shift; escalate and re-inspect as conditions demand.
• Troubleshoot, maintain, and repair electrical systems across the site, including motors, generators, starters, breakers, conduit, wiring, lighting, and control systems.
• Execute routine and preventive maintenance on electrical and drive systems; flag and document equipment issues.
• Use voltage meters, meggers, and diagnostic tools to pinpoint faults and verify system performance.
• Install new electrical equipment during construction, upgrades, and replacements.
• Support mechanical work as needed: isolate and lock out drives, disconnect motor leads, and prep equipment for safe teardown.
• Operate mobile equipment when required, following MSHA task training and safety procedures.
• Keep work areas clean and free of hazards; commit to housekeeping that prevents slips, trips, and falls.
• Maintain a complete set of required tools within 90 days of assignment (tool list provided upon hire).

Work with modern equipment in a safety-focused environment. Expect strong wages, steady overtime, and a team that values hands-on skill and reliability.

• Solid electrical theory, excellent troubleshooting skills, and mechanical aptitude.
• Proven reliability, top-tier attendance, and a strong safety record.
• Ability to perform arc welding and use cutting torches when needed.
• Comfort working independently with minimal supervision; clear communication with teammates.
• Knowledge of safe operation of mobile equipment throughout plant operations.

• 3–5 years of verifiable experience as an industrial electrician in mining or heavy industry.
• Proficiency with electrical meters, megger testing, and diagnostic instruments.
• Hands-on skill with AC and DC starters, variable speed drives, and power distribution systems.
• Direct experience troubleshooting PLCs (required).
• High school diploma or equivalent; technical training preferred.

• Pay: $ 40.02
• Excellent benefits, performance-based raises, and career development opportunities.

• Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

Express Employment Professionals partners with leading industrial employers to match skilled tradespeople with stable, long-term careers. Our focus on safety, reliability, and workforce excellence ensures you’ll have the support to thrive.

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