About the position Responsibilities • Perform highly-skilled electrical installation work including sizing and selecting wiring, pulling or laying cable assembly, and installation of piping systems. • Determine efficient methods to facilitate work, reduce costs, and minimize downtime, providing recommendations to supervision. • Operate power tools and use hand tools as needed for electrical and piping tasks. • Plan and perform fabrication, assembly, installation, alteration, and repair of various piping systems. • Lay out work using measurement devices to facilitate piping jobs. • Perform pipefitting work for all pressure classes, including threaded, welded, and lined piping. • Draw isometric (ISO) drawings of piping systems for fabrication by others. • Work from Piping and Instrumentation (P&I) drawings and sketches to fabricate and install piping. • Follow proper rigging and hoisting practices as required. • Attend training sessions on new piping systems or techniques and train others in the crew. • Clean up job site at the end of each job or shift, returning tools and materials to proper locations and disposing of scrap properly. • Direct the work of other personnel as required. • Operate man-lifts and skyjacks, and drive company vehicles to/from job sites, maintaining a valid Arkansas Drivers' license. • Plan and schedule work with Maintenance Coordinators. • Complete other duties as assigned by supervision. • Communicate effectively to perform essential job functions. • Complete required safety training and comply with safety regulations. Requirements • Experience in electrical installation and maintenance in an industrial setting. • Knowledge of electrical wiring, controls, and equipment. • Ability to read and interpret P&I and ISO drawings. • Proficiency in using power tools and hand tools. • Valid Arkansas Drivers' license. Nice-to-haves • Experience with piping systems and pipefitting work. • Familiarity with OSHA safety regulations. • Previous experience in a supervisory or training role. Benefits • Health insurance coverage. • 401k retirement savings plan. • Paid holidays and vacation time.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Batesville, AR, typically starts with an apprenticeship, combining hands-on experience with classroom learning, allowing individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships last about four to five years, requiring many hours of training under licensed professionals. The average wage for electricians in Batesville is $1,675 per week, with an annual overtime average of $48,648. With a growing demand for electrical services and infrastructure investments, the electrical trade in Batesville, AR, offers a promising career path with strong earning potential, often exceeding $87,000 annually for experienced professionals.
