Construct, install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical equipment and components across the plant, including material-handling and building systems. Use test instruments, manual/power hand tools, tube benders, splicing and wire-pulling equipment.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Ogden, UT
Description
The challenge
Keep a fast-moving industrial operation energized, compliant, and safe while minimizing downtime.
Role snapshot
Title/Level: Electrician A
Reports to: Maintenance Supervisor
Location: Ogden, UT (100% onsite)
Incentive: $5,000 sign-on bonus for well-qualified hires
Success looks like
Electrical systems across motors, process pumps, PLCs, and building services operate safely and reliably.
NEC-compliant installations and repairs are executed with precision.
Preventive maintenance records are complete, current, and actionable.
Issues are diagnosed quickly; the right components are repaired or replaced with minimal disruption.
Communication with the Maintenance Supervisor is timely whenever irregularities occur.
What you’ll tackle
Construct, install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical equipment and components across the plant, including material-handling and building systems.
Test and repair electrical circuitry to ensure compatibility and safety of all components.
Install and service facility electrical systems in accordance with the National Electrical Code.
Perform PM on electrical apparatus, equipment, facilities, and systems; document all activities.
Measure, cut, and bend wire and conduit; pull wire and make terminations.
Repair/replace switches, fuses, breakers, contactors, controls, motors, and related hardware.
Troubleshoot to component level; repair or change out defective parts.
Receive and follow oral and written instructions; escalate issues per established procedures.
How you’ll work with others
Coordinate area activities with the central maintenance shop to meet plant priorities.
Assist maintenance technicians and engineers; train other craftspersons as assigned.
Periodically direct lower-classified crafts personnel to accomplish tasks safely and efficiently.
Tools, hardware, and environment
Use test instruments, manual/power hand tools, tube benders, splicing and wire-pulling equipment.
Work with wire, contactors, switches, motors, breakers, fuses, and other electrical hardware.
Operate within an industrial setting with process equipment and chemicals.
Standards and housekeeping
Observe all safety rules at all times.
Maintain a clean work area; return tools, materials, and references to designated locations.
Must-haves
High school diploma or GED. Trade/technical education in industrial electrical maintenance may apply toward the experience requirement.
Five (5) years of electrical craft experience, including at least three (3) years in industrial electrical maintenance.