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ManpowerGroup on behalf of MPUSA seeks an Electrical Maintenance Supervisor in Seattle, WA to lead maintenance in a small machine and fabrication facility. You will oversee electrical, instrumentation, and panel-building work with a focus on safety and reliability.
You will read blueprints, troubleshoot processes, and guide priorities for preventive maintenance while supporting startup and customer-site visits as needed.
Our client, MPUSA is seeking an Electrical Maintenance Supervisor to join their team. As an Electrical Maintenance Supervisor, you will be part of the Production department supporting a small Machine and Fabrication facility. The ideal candidate will have hands-on electrical and instrumentation troubleshooting skills, the ability to read and interpret technical drawings, and the drive to lead maintenance priorities with safety and quality in mind—aligning successfully in the organization.
Job Title: Electrical Maintenance Supervisor
Location: Seattle, WA
Pay Range: $98,000 – $110,000
Shift: Monday thru Friday 6:00am – 4:00 pm (flexible)
What's the Job?
Operate and maintain a structured maintenance program to support a small Machine and Fabrication facility, including commercial building repair and maintenance.
Provide journey-level electrical, instrumentation, and panel building support as assigned by management.
Repair and maintain small electronics and electrical components (e.g., small electric motors, push button controls) and support machine tool maintenance.
Occasionally fabricate instrument control panels and motor control centers per drawings and specifications, including process logic and single-loop process control systems and related digital/analog devices.
Test, calibrate, troubleshoot, and repair electrical and instrumentation systems for chemical process equipment; assist with occasional customer site startup and troubleshooting.
What's Needed?
High School Diploma or equivalent and/or four to six years related experience and/or training; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Four (4+) years journey-level industrial electrician experience, with five (5+) years experience with AC/DC controls including low and medium voltage.
Five (5+) years experience with conduit and panel building, including the ability to size and install conduit per the National Electrical Code (NEC).
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, sketches, schematics, and P&ID drawings; knowledge to assess wire size and installation requirements for fuses and circuit breakers per NEC and UL standards.
Electrical competency and preferred certifications/licenses: State electrician’s license preferred; UL508 certification or ability to obtain; City of Seattle Boiler Fireman Grade IV operator’s license/certification or ability to obtain (Tacoma boiler license may be transferable at the discretion of the City of Seattle).
What's in it for me?
Lead and coordinate maintenance priorities in a hands-on production environment supporting machine and fabrication operations.
Use your electrical and instrumentation expertise to keep chemical process equipment running reliably.
Opportunity to fabricate and build control panels and motor control centers based on drawings and specifications.
Occasional travel for startup assistance and troubleshooting to support customer success.
Support for certification needs, including assistance with obtaining, transferring, or renewing expired certification.
Upon completion of waiting period associates are eligible for:
Medical and Prescription Drug Plans
Dental Plan
Supplemental Life Insurance
Short Term Disability Insurance
401(k)
About ManpowerGroup, Parent Company of: Manpower, Experis, Talent Solutions, and Jefferson Wells.
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