Path Engineering

As an Electrician (also known as Electrical Technician, Maintenance Electrician), you'll be responsible for interpreting electrical schematics, conducting routine inspections, performing preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting electrical systems. You'll also collaborate with team members to enhance operational efficiency and safety standards, and assist in the training and development of junior electricians.

• Competitive salary with shift premiums.
• Opportunity to work in a dynamic and collaborative environment.
• Chance to apply your problem-solving skills and passion for electrical systems.

• 7 years of experience in the relevant trade field, or completion of an approved 4-year, 8000 hours on-the-job training apprenticeship program with the related course of study, plus 1 year working in the field, or a 2-year Technical Degree in the related field (Machine Repair, Electrical or Tool Design), plus 3 years’ experience working in the field.
• Knowledge and understanding of the NEC and IEC (National Electrical Code and Industrial Electrical Code), and certification in 70E.
• Proficiency in electrical schematics and troubleshooting skills, with knowledge of PLC, HMI, Servo Drives, CNC, automation, and Robotic controls.