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WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXPERIENCED I&E TECHNICIAN/ PLANT ELECTRICIAN II.

The Electrician in this role will also have responsibilities for electrical maintenance at our Luling SMR, Taft, Norco SMR, Garyville SMR, and Convent SMR facilities.
Air Products is 100% dedicated to safety and safety is our utmost commitment to our employees and their families.
You will have an extremely high safety focus and aptitude. You will have a strong safety orientation and an exemplary safety record. Knowledge of safety issues pertaining to plant electrical tasks is a top priority.

REQUIRED SKILLS / ABILITIES:

• Understand the operation and troubleshooting of low, medium, and high voltage electrical circuits, electric motors, generators, transformers, UPS systems.
• Grounding equipment, troubleshooting switches and gears, circuit breakers, understanding and tracing circuits, etc.
• Proficient in the use of multimeters, meggers, and various test equipment.
• Proficiency in reading and comprehension of circuits, blueprints, P&ID’s and schematics.
• Knowledge of safety issues pertaining to plant electrical tasks.

MINIMUM HIRING REQUIREMENTS:

• A high school diploma or GED is required accompanied by a technical degree and/or completion of an apprenticeship program.
• 5 years of industrial electrical experience is required.
• Plant experience is preferred but is not required.
• Proficient in the use of multimeters, meggers, and various test equipment.
• Ability to work at elevation on scaffolds or manlifts, running/bending conduit, pulling wires, and capable of lifting heavy tools or components.
• A valid driver’s license is required.
• Ability to travel: 5%.

• Work on industrial-sized equipment used in production at our Mid River plants to provide routine repairs on electrical components.
• Day-to-day routine, emergency, and major maintenance.
• Reading and comprehension of circuits, blueprints, P&ID’s and schematics.
• Corrective repairs, lead maintenance repairs, and proactively monitor electrical components and drive units.
• Routinely move from complex problem solving on large jobs, to smaller tasks such as wiring a simple light fixture or wiring a small electric motor.