Execute major electrical work—main and unit substations, transformers, bus duct, and control panels—in full alignment with national, state, and local electrical codes. Troubleshoot machine electrical components using schematics, prints, and written procedures; replace defective parts to achieve desired operating results.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Towanda, PA
Description
Keep a complex operation running—safely, reliably, and by the book
Join a team that values craftsmanship, safety, and continuous learning. Your expertise ensures uptime, quality, and code compliance across our manufacturing environment.
Core responsibilities
Construct, assemble, install, repair, replace, and maintain electrical and pneumatic equipment and services throughout the facility and grounds.
Execute major electrical work—main and unit substations, transformers, bus duct, and control panels—in full alignment with national, state, and local electrical codes.
Troubleshoot machine electrical components using schematics, prints, and written procedures; replace defective parts to achieve desired operating results.
Produce sketches/diagrams and collaborate with designers/management to design, build, and commission special devices and custom electrical solutions.
Perform foundational electronic diagnostics following set procedures, including module and circuit board replacement.
Carry out preventive maintenance routines, periodic operational checks, and thermocouple testing/replacement.
Operate powered mobile equipment to move, place, and repair equipment as needed.
Maintain schedules and progress logs; use respiratory protective equipment when required.
Support facility needs such as loading/unloading trucks, lamp replacement, and general housekeeping.
Provide guidance and on-the-job training to less experienced tradespersons or helpers.
Adhere to company policies and all applicable safety and environmental regulations; keep work areas, tools, and machines orderly.
Preferred background
A.A.S. degree or Certificate from an accredited electrical trade program; successful completion of job-related skills assessments.
4+ years of experience in an industrial or equivalent setting.
Ability to pass visual, hearing, and physical assessments; complete Powered Industrial Truck Operator training per policy; meet color-vision requirements.
Shift schedule determined by business needs upon successful completion of the electrician training program.
Non-journeyman electricians will train under the supervision of a more skilled electrician until training is fully and successfully completed.