A manufacturing service provider in Three Rivers, MI, is looking for experienced electricians with a Journeyman's card or 7+ years of experience. Candidates should have substantial experience in a manufacturing environment, including industrial and electrical maintenance. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting high voltage circuits and familiarity with CNC machines and PLCs is preferred. The position offers a competitive salary between $60,000 and $70,000 annually.
Qualifications
Electricians must have a Journeyman's card or 7+ years of experience.
Familiarity with high voltage (480V, 120V, 24V DC) circuits is required.
Experience with CNC machines and troubleshooting various components is essential.
Skills
Electricians with Journeyman's card or 7+ years' experience
Experience in manufacturing environment
Industrial maintenance and electrical maintenance
Troubleshooting skills
Tools
PLC experience
CNC experience
Familiarity with Fanuc and Siemens controllers
Job description
Overview
Three Rivers, MI, United States Automotive
$60,000.00 - $70,000.00 (US Dollar)
Qualifications
Electricians with Journeyman's card, or 7+ years of direct electrician experience.
Must have experience in a manufacturing environment on manufacturing equipment, not facilities maintenance.
Experience in industrial maintenance, electrical maintenance, high voltage (medium voltage), 480V, 120V, down to 24-volt DC circuitry.
Electric work must be on machines in the manufacturing environment, in any industry PLC experience; Allen Bradley preferred. Familiar with going through the parameters of Program Frequency Drives (controls engineers help with this but familiarity is important). AAM Three Rivers is a CNC Machining facility, so having CNC experience would be preferred.
Experience with Fanuc and Siemens controllers on CNC machines preferred. Please note, if candidates were heavier on PLCs and lighter on CNCs or vice versa it would be fine. Candidate should be experienced with PLCs, CNCs, Frequency Drives, motors, and associated circuitry.
Most importantly, should be able to show examples of troubleshooting these items. They will be exposed to but not limited to 24v DC, 120v, 277v, and 480v circuits.
Troubleshooting can range from troubleshooting proximity switches, light screens and safety circuits, cables, ethernet and communication issues, motors, drives, relays, etc.