Industrial Electrician

Overview

Perform industrial electrical maintenance and support manufacturing equipment.

Key Responsibilities

• operational maintenance
• electrical maintenance
• precision work
• data management
• safety protocols
• team support

Tasks

-Cooperates with others to plan and perform operational maintenance to machinery and equipment associated with plant operations. -Utilizes journeyman multi-functional electrical, electronic, and instrument functions in order to preserve and optimize plant assets and to meet the needs of manufacturing. -Performs precision work utilizing machines, equipment and measuring instruments of this multi-functional job. -Provides support to other craft and non-craft employees in the performance of maintenance tasks. -Utilizes computer expertise to complete records and reports and manage data (includes SAP, Rockwell Automation, work orders, failure & trend analysis sheets, checklists, requisitions, audit sheets, etc.). -Ensures a safe work environment through following safety protocols, performing general housekeeping tasks and attention to detail.

Requirements

• associates degree
• forklift license
• industrial exp
• teamwork
• safety
• rotating shift

What You Bring

-Associates Degree or Journeyman license required -Must be 18 years or older -Shift 3on-3off Rotating 7-7 -2+ years’ experience in industrial or similar environment -Must work well in a team environment -High school diploma or equivalent required -Uses forklift, manlift, scissor lift, and other aerial lifting devices. -Must possess strong organizational skills -Must have the ability to multi-task -Must have a strong safety mindset -Must be able to secure and maintain a forklift driver’s license

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Benefits

-Multiple health insurance, dental and vision options -Certified Rate: $44.01 -Healthy living incentives and rewards -Training Rate: $41.31 -Quarterly Bonuses -401k with company contributions

About Owens Corning

-It weaves innovation into everyday structures—insulating homes, roofing buildings, and reinforcing composites across industries. -Its three engines—insulation, roofing, and fiberglass composites—power projects from family homes to wind turbines and defense systems. -Milestones include inventing centrifugally-spun fiberglass insulation, coloring it trademarked PINK, and even contributing cloth for NASA space suits. -Typical projects range from residential energy-efficiency retrofits and commercial roof installations to industrial composites for auto, defense, and renewable energy.

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