3rd-Shift Industrial Electrician: Precision Maintenance

Snap-on; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 60,614 - 61,992; Full time

Job summary

Snap-on in Milwaukee, WI is seeking an Industrial Electrician for the 3rd shift (10:00pm–6:00am). The role focuses on wiring, maintenance and machinery control, with a hourly wage of $43.68–$44.43.

You will work from prints, replace motors up to 50 HP, install conduit, analyze circuitry, and perform preventive maintenance; candidates must have four years of industrial electrical maintenance experience and knowledge of the National Electric Code.

Qualifications

• Four (4) years of industrial electrical maintenance experience.
• Knowledge of safe electrical practices for grounding, locking out, de-energizing, testing and disabling electrical circuits to prevent injury to self and other persons.
• Knowledge of National Electric Code.
• Ability to climb in overhead structures, to work beneath machines and in close quarters performing analysis and repair work.
• A high degree of precision working with minimum tolerances and a high degree of attention and care to prevent injury to others when responsible for flow of electrical power.
• Will be required to take an Electrician test.

Responsibilities

• Work with prints and drawings, and analyze circuitry problems.
• Disconnect, replace, and reconnect electric motors from fractional HP up to 50 HP.
• Install conduit for installing and replacing equipment, may involve working on ladders and lift platforms.
• Redesign and engineer changes in machinery.
• Check, analyze, and repair hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
• Hazardous Duty work
• Preventive maintenance work, and maintaining the plant facility.

Skills

Industrial electrical maintenance

Electrical safety

National Electric Code

Overhead climbing

Precision and safety

Electrician test

Job description

Snap-on in Milwaukee, WI is seeking an Industrial Electrician for the 3rd shift (10:00pm–6:00am). The role focuses on wiring, maintenance and machinery control, with a hourly wage of $43.68–$44.43.

You will work from prints, replace motors up to 50 HP, install conduit, analyze circuitry, and perform preventive maintenance; candidates must have four years of industrial electrical maintenance experience and knowledge of the National Electric Code.