Industrial Controls Electrician

Picture your shift starting on the mill floor. You gear up with hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, protective clothing, and boots with metatarsal guards. A quick scan of the work orders shows a PLC fault on a production line and a motor control issue near the crane bay. You grab schematics, test instruments, and head out. Moments later, you are tracing AC/DC circuits, reading prints, checking Allen‑Bradley PLC logic, and coordinating with operators to get steel moving again. Before the day ends, you might climb to a pendant station, ride in a manlift, or work around mobile equipment, overhead cranes, and forklifts—whatever it takes to keep operations continuous.

What you will handle

• Troubleshoot, install, maintain, and repair a wide range of electrical and electronic systems using schematics, AC/DC theory, test instruments, and PLCs.
• Support operating functions as needed to maintain production flow.
• Work independently with minimal supervision or team up with other maintenance technicians as the situation demands.
• Move between different plant areas where conditions can be hot, cold, dirty, greasy, wet, and noisy.

What you bring

• Successful completion of required assessment test(s).
• High School Diploma or GED.
• At least 1 year of manufacturing or industrial experience (including relevant military experience) or equivalent education. Background may include: industrial electronics; motors and controls; schematics and electrical power; print reading; computers and PLCs; electronics; AC/DC theory; power; test instruments and instrumentation; electrical maintenance; commercial construction and installation.
• Ability to work rotating 8‑hour shifts that include Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.
• Willingness to work overtime as needed.
• Strong safety mindset and adherence to procedures at all times, including required PPE: hard hats, safety glasses, hearing protection, protective clothing, and boots with metatarsal protection.
• Reliable, punctual, and self-directed with consistent attendance.

Tools and technology

• Allen‑Bradley Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)

Join one of the world’s largest steel producers and keep essential equipment running in a heavy industrial environment where your expertise directly powers production.