2nd Shift Industrial Electrician & Electronic Tech

Keystone Cement Company; Bath (PA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

FSA/HSA

401(k) with company match

Life insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

Keystone Cement Company is seeking an Industrial Electrician-Electronic Technician A to support production on the 2nd shift (weekends included). This role requires a minimum of three years of hands-on industrial electrical experience, a high school diploma, and the ability to pass the Electronic Technician A test.

You will install, calibrate, maintain, and repair electrical and electronic equipment, troubleshoot circuits, read blueprints, and ensure safety standards while supporting continuous

Qualifications

• Three years of hands-on industrial electrical experience.
• High school diploma; technical/trade training is a plus.
• Ability to pass Electronic Technician A test.

Responsibilities

• Install, calibrate, maintain, and repair electrical/electronic equipment across the facility on 2nd shift.
• Troubleshoot circuits, controls, and instrumentation using blueprints and diagrams.
• Install/modify components and inspect motors, lubrication, and bearings.
• Run power and control wiring including conduit and cable tray.
• Perform preventative maintenance on generators and traction motors.
• Document job duties and maintain clean work areas.

Skills

Industrial electrical experience

Safety compliance

Shift work

Manual dexterity

PLC programming (plus)

Education

High school diploma

Trade/specialized training

Job description

Keystone Cement Company is seeking an Industrial Electrician-Electronic Technician A to support production on the 2nd shift (weekends included). This role requires a minimum of three years of hands-on industrial electrical experience, a high school diploma, and the ability to pass the Electronic Technician A test.

You will install, calibrate, maintain, and repair electrical and electronic equipment, troubleshoot circuits, read blueprints, and ensure safety standards while supporting continuous