Field Electrician: Industrial Refrigeration & High Voltage

Innovative Refrigeration Systems, Inc.; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match up to 15%

Medical insurance

Paid vacation and holidays

Career advancement

Job summary

Innovative Refrigeration Systems, Inc. is a leader in industrial refrigeration and process cooling solutions, serving customers across North America.

The Field Electrician will install conduit, wiring, electrical panels, and motor control systems for refrigeration equipment, troubleshoot during installations, and work with high-voltage systems while traveling nationwide. The role requires extensive field work, reading schematics, and hands-on experience with PLC sensors, with a pathway for

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of industrial electrical experience.
• Proficiency with rigid conduit bending (up to 4 inches).
• Knowledge of three-phase motor systems and 480V control circuits.
• Familiarity with the National Electrical Code (NEC).
• Valid driver’s license and ability to travel nationwide.

Responsibilities

• Install conduit, wiring, electrical panels, and motor control systems for refrigeration equipment.
• Troubleshoot during installations and work with high-voltage systems.
• Collaborate with field construction team and travel as required.
• Read and interpret electrical and mechanical schematics.
• Maintain and diagnose PLC sensors and control wiring.

Skills

Industrial electrical experience

Conduit bending

Three-phase motor understanding

NEC familiarity

Travel availability

Driver’s license

Job description

Innovative Refrigeration Systems, Inc. is a leader in industrial refrigeration and process cooling solutions, serving customers across North America.

The Field Electrician will install conduit, wiring, electrical panels, and motor control systems for refrigeration equipment, troubleshoot during installations, and work with high-voltage systems while traveling nationwide. The role requires extensive field work, reading schematics, and hands-on experience with PLC sensors, with a pathway for