Industrial Electrician I - 1st Shift

Description

The Industrial Electrician performs a wide range of basic duties in support of both building and machine electrical systems, as well as physical plant maintenance.

• Follows all health and safety rules, regulations, and practices at all times, including Lockout/Tagout procedures.
• Troubleshoots and identifies needs for basic repairs to automation equipment using manuals, schematics, Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) programs, meters, and power and hand tools.
• Assists in various aspects of electrical construction and maintenance.
• Replaces defective contactors, modules on electronic controls and equipment.
• Installs, tests and services computer cables as well as installs communication lines.
• Installs and services generating equipment, switchboards, motors, starters, lighting circuits, circuit breakers, AC and DC motor controls, and replaces or repairs wiring.
• Bends and installs conduit, pulls and terminates wires and replaces motor starters.
• Researches and recommends new replacement parts for equipment.
• Maintains a clean and neat working environment.
• Replaces malfunctioning hoists and checks battery charges on forklifts.
• Updated work orders within the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS)
• Overhauls relays, circuit breakers, electric power motors and motor bearings.
• Timely completion of work orders
• Performs basic duties to, install, repair, and maintain all electronic and electrical equipment, motors, and controls for new and existing machinery.
• Performs a large variety of tests on all electrical systems. Balances loads and power factor.
• Fosters conditions that allow people and communities to reach their full potential
• Completes work orders and maintains the CMMS.

Requirements

This position works in both an office environment using computers and technology, as well as in a production plant where large equipment and noise are prevalent. Safety equipment and personal protective gear is required in these areas. Verbal and auditory capability are required.

• Knowledge of National Electrical Code
• Basic knowledge of both electrical and mechanical aspects of industrial equipment
• Associate Degree in Electrical or Electronics Technology
• OSHA 10 certified
• Successfully completed projects according to authorized National Electrical Codes
• 4+ years of basic electrical experience, preferably in a manufacturing environment
• Is mindful about family, health and well-being
• Rhode Island Journeyperson Electrician License
• Basic level of Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) knowledge, including ability to read PLC programs
• Up to date knowledge of current electrical codes
• Working knowledge of relays, controls, sensors and switches
• Ability to perform physical demanding tasks, such as climbing ladders and high range scissor lift
• Ability to be self-motivated and work in both team and individual settings
• Consistent response to maintenance calls
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs without assistance; use hoists and other necessary equipment for lifting as required
• Remains current with electrical code requirements.
• Knowledge to operate volt-ohm meters, oscilloscopes, continuity testers, wire tracing equipment and other equipment utilized during the typical incidences of the electrician’s duties
• Familiar with HVAC systems
• High School Diploma or equivalent

Benefits

With nearly 1,000 people working at Taco worldwide, each with their own story, you will discover a sense of community and diverse, intelligent colleagues who help us innovate, create and explore.

• Provides competitive salaries and benefits
• Offers tuition reimbursement, career development, and on-site training programs in our learning center

Training + Development

Interview process

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Security clearance