TEL Staffing & HR

Industrial Electrician

Milton, FL
Temporary to Full Time
Industrial Electrician
Experienced

Now hiring an experienced Industrial Electrician for a Cable manufacturing company in Milton, FL.

Our company is fast expanding, future looking, and a continuous innovator across the energy market. We provides integral components for solar and wind farm development as well as electrical cabling for key industrial markets including the Oil & Gas, Communications and Irrigation markets. Within this fast-paced culture, we take a service-oriented approach to all of our work, by utilizing a friendly working environment. We truly believe that our company is a rewarding career destination.
 

POSITION DESCRIPTION:
We are looking for an experienced Industrial Electrician to undertake a variety of tasks relating to setting up and maintaining electrical infrastructure. Your job will involve installing electrical wiring in buildings and poles, troubleshooting malfunctions & blackouts, and repairing various appliances.

Due to the high amount of risk pertaining to this job, electricians must be first and foremost responsible individuals with great attention to safety precautions. The ideal candidate must also be experienced in different kinds of electrical devices and systems.

The goal will be to produce and maintain well-functioning electrical connections to minimize the probability of accidents and maximize the usability of electricity in all facilities.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

- Execute plans of electrical wiring for well-functioning lighting, intercom and other electrical systems.

- Install electrical apparatus, fixtures, and equipment for alarm & other systems.

- Install safety and distribution components (e.g. switches, resistors, circuit-breaker panels, etc.).

- Connect wiring in electrical circuits and networks ensuring compatibility of components.

- Prepare & assemble conduits, and connect wiring through them.

- Prevent breakdown of systems by routinely inspecting and replacing old wiring and insulated cables, cleaning circuits, etc.

- Perform effective troubleshooting to identify hazards and/or malfunctions, and repair and/or substitute damaged units.
 

COMPETENCIES & SKILLS:

- Proven experience as an electrician

- Experience in Industrial and/or Commercial electrical systems

- Demonstrate ability to use and understand electrical drawings and/or blueprints

- Demonstrate ability to use electrical and/or hand tools (e.g. wire-strippers, voltmeter, etc.)

- Thorough knowledge of safety procedures, legal regulations, and guidelines

- Excellent critical thinking and problem solving ability

- Excellent physical condition and flexibility to work long shifts and overnight shifts

- Diploma in relevant vocational training and/or successfully completed an "Electrician Apprenticeship"

EDUCATION:
High school Diploma (or equivalent) is preferred but NOT required.

EXPERIENCE:
- 480 Voltage - MINIMUM of 1 year experience
- Electrical Experience - At least 1-Year is preferred but NOT required.

LICENSE / CERTIFICATION:
Drivers License is preferred but NOT required.

PAY: 
$21/hr. --- $27/hr.  (Depending On Experience)

SCHEDULE:  
Full-Time --- All shifts are 12-hr's --- Day & Night shifts are available

REQUIREMENTS:
- Must pass a pre-employment background check.
- Must be able to pass a drug test.  
- Must have Steel-toed boots.
- Must have RELIABLE transportation to Milton FL.
 

TEL Staffing complies with regulations enforced by the EEOC.

This position is Temp to Hire. No benefits are offered during the Temp period. 

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