Industrial Electrician – Technical Level

Position Summary:

The Industrial Electrician – Technical Level is responsible for performing preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical systems and industrial equipment The role requires strict adherence to safety, quality, and regulatory standards applicable to defense and controlled industries.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on industrial electrical systems, machinery, and infrastructure.

• Inspect, test, and maintain electrical panels, power distribution systems, control panels, and electronic components.

• Monitor energy systems to ensure stable operation and prevent failures affecting critical production processes.

• Execute repairs on electrical equipment and building infrastructure, including lighting systems, wiring, industrial machinery, and auxiliary systems.

• Install, modify, and upgrade electrical circuits, panels, and equipment according to technical drawings, standards, and engineering instructions.

• Test safety systems, including emergency power shutdowns, interlocks, and critical energy isolation systems.

• Identify, analyze, and correct electrical failures such as component burnout, voltage instability (high/low voltage), short circuits, grounding issues, and insulation faults.

• Ensure compliance with electrical safety regulations, defense industry standards, and internal procedures.

• Maintain accurate maintenance records and support audits and inspections when required.

Technical Requirements:

• Solid knowledge of industrial electrical systems, power distribution, control circuits, and automation interfaces.

• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, technical drawings, and manuals.

• Experience with preventive maintenance plans and troubleshooting methodologies.

• Knowledge of electrical safety practices in high-risk and controlled environments.

Education & Certifications:

• Technical Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrotechnics, Industrial Electrical Systems, or related field.

• Valid professional electrical certification as required by local regulations (e.g., NR-10 or equivalent).

• Training in electrical safety, lockout/tagout (LOTO), and emergency procedures.

• Additional certifications related to industrial maintenance or defense/aerospace standards are a plus.