Industrial Power & Controls Electrician

Torrey Holistics; Towanda (Bradford County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k)

Tuition reimbursement

24/7 Fitness Center

Job summary

Torrey Holistics in Towanda, PA is seeking an experienced electrician to join our industrial maintenance team. You will build, install, repair, and maintain electrical systems across the plant, following national and local codes while prioritizing safety.

You will read schematics, troubleshoot faults, replace components, and collaborate with designers and management to improve equipment layouts. The role requires an A.A.S.

Qualifications

• A.A.S. degree or Certificate from an accredited electrical trade school.
• 4 years of prior experience in an industrial or comparable environment.
• Ability to pass visual, hearing, and physical evaluations; and meet color vision requirements.

Responsibilities

• Build, install, repair, replace, and maintain electrical equipment across the plant and grounds.
• Handle main and unit substations, transformers, bus ducts, and control panels per codes.
• Use electrical schematics and prints to diagnose issues and replace defective parts.
• Create sketches/diagrams and collaborate with designers/management to develop devices.
• Perform basic electronic troubleshooting and module/circuit board replacements.
• Conduct preventive maintenance and periodic operating checks; replace thermocouples as needed.
• Operate powered mobile equipment to move and position equipment safely.

Skills

Electrical schematics

Troubleshooting

Electrical installation

Preventive maintenance

Industrial electrical

Education

A.A.S. degree or Certificate from an accredited electrical trade school

Job description

Be the energy behind our operationsPicture your day: you review the work plan, confirm safety measures, and head to the floor to chase down a 480V fault using schematics and prints. By mid-morning, you’re collaborating with designers and management to adjust a control panel layout, sketching a quick diagram to bring a special device to life. After lunch, you support a transformer change on a main sub, operate powered mobile equipment to position a bus duct section, and swap a failing thermocouple to stabilize a process. You wrap up by logging progress, coaching a newer team member, and tidying your area—always in step with codes, policies, and environmental standards.

What you’ll do

• Build, install, repair, replace, and maintain electrical and pneumatic equipment and services across the plant and grounds.
• Handle large-scale work including main and unit substations, transformers, bus ducts, and control panels—executed in accordance with national, state, and local electrical codes.
• Use electrical schematics, prints, and written instructions to diagnose issues and resolve electrically driven machine malfunctions; replace defective parts to restore performance.
• Create sketches/diagrams and partner with designers/management to develop, construct, and commission special devices and electrical equipment.
• Perform basic electronic troubleshooting following prescribed procedures, including module and circuit board replacement.
• Conduct preventive maintenance and periodic operating checks; test and replace thermocouples as needed.
• Operate powered mobile equipment to move, place, or repair equipment safely and efficiently.
• Maintain schedules, progress notes, and required records/logs; use respiratory protection when required.
• Load/unload trucks, replace lamps, and perform cleanup to keep the facility orderly.
• Guide, train, and direct less experienced tradespersons or helpers.
• Work safely and responsibly, meeting company, state, and federal safety and environmental regulations; keep tools, machines, and areas clean and organized while following company policies.

Preferred education and requirements

• A.A.S. degree or Certificate from an accredited electrical trade school, plus successful completion of job-related skill assessments.
• 4 years of prior experience in an industrial or comparable environment.
• Ability to pass visual, hearing, and physical evaluations; complete Powered Industrial Truck Operator training per company policy; and meet color vision requirements.

Shift pattern is contingent on business need at the time you successfully complete the electrician training program.

Electricians who have not yet reached journeyman status will train under the supervision of a more skilled electrician until all required training is successfully completed.

Proficiency snapshot

• 120/208/240/480 V systems
• Preventive maintenance and inspection
• Electrical installation
• Electrical troubleshooting
• Electrical/electronic systems
• Industrial electrical experience

Benefits

• Medical, Dental, Vision, and 401(k)
• Tuition reimbursement
• 24/7 Fitness Center