Electrician

Description

• Dismantles, inspects, repairs, adjusts, or replaces faulty parts and wiring on motors, generators, power distribution and control panels, circuit breakers, rectifiers, electronic devices, etc. Reassembles, tests, and adjusts equipment for safe and proper operation. Performs work on “hot” lines as required. Replaces coils, resistors, rheostats, relays, etc.
• Determines necessary tools and equipment.
• Locates source of trouble of any type of electrical equipment by tracing and testing circuits and inspecting for faulty operation.
• Installs conduit, fittings, switches, controls, and fixtures, and wires and connects all types of electrical equipment as required for new installations or replacement of facilities. Makes all required splices and connector joints. Adjusts all new equipment for proper operating characteristics.
• Considers all safety precautions and the proper isolation of circuits to cause a minimum of interference to operations.
• Analyzes all types of drawings and wiring diagrams to locate and install circuits and equipment to determine material or replacement needs and to select a logical approach to “trouble shooting” and repair problems.
• Plans details of working procedure to affect the most logical approach to the job.
• Receives wiring diagrams, specifications and instructions covering the scheduled and emergency repair, installation, and inspection work to be done.
• Adjusts contactors, relays, bus rigging, etc. Reconnects terminal leads, panels boards and distribution feeders.
• Performs all work in a safe and efficient manner and keeps work area in a clean and orderly condition.
• In emergencies, shunts out defective coils in order to get equipment back in operation. Changes DC motor characteristics by shunting DC coils, etc.

Requirements

• High school diploma or G.E.D.
• Plans and performs work requiring a thorough working knowledge of electrical principles, wiring specification codes, properties of various materials, and principles of operation and application of equipment.
• Must have a minimum of 3 years of electrical work experience or have successfully completed an electronics curriculum from an accredited program.
• Must have ability to read and interpret blueprints, wiring diagrams and drawings.

Benefits

• Comprehensive Benefits: We provide a comprehensive benefits package with options tailored to meet your needs and those of your family.
• Career Growth: Be part of an industry leader renowned for world-class design, manufacturing, sourcing, and distribution, and take your career to the next level.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance