Greek Peak Mountain Resort Mission Statement “To Create Unforgettable Memories” Now Hiring: Electrician at Greek Peak Mountain Resort! Are you a skilled Electrician looking for a unique opportunity to work in a dynamic, outdoor environment? Greek Peak Mountain Resort is seeking a motivated professional to maintain and repair electrical systems across our expansive resort, from ski lifts and snowmaking equipment to our Adventure Center and waterpark. If you're passionate about electrical work and thrive in a fast-paced resort setting, we want to hear from you! What You’ll Do: • Power the Resort: Maintain and repair the resort's primary power system, including transformers, circuit breakers, and 3-phase 480-volt power systems. • Keep the Lifts Running: Service electrical components of ski lifts, including motors, control systems, and safety features. • Snowmaking Systems: Maintain and troubleshoot pump motors, compressors, and electrical wiring for snow machines. • Lighting & Communications: Ensure all hill and base area lighting, telephone systems, and public announcement systems are fully operational. • Building Maintenance: Perform electrical repairs in resort buildings, lift shacks, ski patrol areas, and waterpark facilities. • Safety Compliance: Work closely with regulatory agencies and inspectors to ensure safe, code-compliant operations. • Emergency Response: Quickly respond to electrical issues, keeping guest safety and resort operations a top priority. Who We’re Looking For: • Certified Professional: Must hold a valid electrician certification with experience in commercial and primary power systems. • Experienced & Skilled: 1-2 years of experience in electrical maintenance, with knowledge of 3-phase 480-volt power systems. • Problem Solver: Ability to troubleshoot and repair a variety of electrical systems with efficiency and precision. • Flexible & Adaptable: Willingness to work in outdoor conditions, at heights, and in a variety of weather environments. • Team Player: Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate with different resort departments. • Physical Stamina: Capable of lifting up to 50 lbs, climbing, balancing, and working in high areas. Why You’ll Love This Role: • A Unique Work Setting: Work in an exciting and adventurous atmosphere surrounded by nature. • Hands-On Challenges: Tackle a variety of electrical projects across different departments and resort areas. • Supportive Team: Work alongside experienced professionals who share your passion for excellence. Why Join Greek Peak? • Work in a Stunning Environment: Trade in the typical job site for breathtaking mountain views and a one-of-a-kind resort atmosphere. • Exciting and Varied Work: No two days are the same – you'll work on lifts, lighting, buildings, and specialized resort systems. • Exclusive Perks: Enjoy discounts on lodging, dining, ski passes, adventure center activities, and more! If you're ready to put your electrical skills to work in a dynamic resort environment, apply today and become part of the Greek Peak Mountain Resort team!
See More Details >>Role: Maintenance Technician Location: PyrotekNY Pay Range: $30/hr to $35/hr #GRPC Job Description: Must Have(s): HS Degree or GED and 6+ years of maintenance and repair experience. Strong electrical troubleshooting and repair experience. Ladder Diagrams, electrical schematics, hydraulics, mechanical drawings. Must have strong electrical experience. Not many PLC’s, not much automated equipment. Lots of manual machines. PLC’s are nice but won’t be doing much with them. Prefer someone with CMMS experience (Computerized Maintenance Management System). This is used for tracking Maintenance and Preventive Maintenance schedules. Job Description: Perform routine maintenance, general troubleshooting, new equipment installations, and repair of electrical and mechanical components, buildings, equipment, and power systems for the Pyrotek facility. Ensure machines, electrical and mechanical equipment, and facility remain in good working order by addressing and resolving maintenance and repair needs to minimize equipment downtime and prevent business disruptions Keys – 6+yrs maintenance experience, both mechanical and electrical. Just had someone retire who was strong on electrical, must be strong to be considered. Good mechanical and electrical experience. Work with up to 480V. Must be experienced in a heavy industrial background Strong Benefits Package Medical after 30 days 56hrs sick time 60hrs vacation 7.5hrs holiday 401K after 90 Profit Sharing after 1 year 6:30-3pm M-F. Some OT but not much. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $35.00 - $39.00 per hour Expected hours: 40 per week Benefits: • 401(k) • 401(k) matching • Dental insurance • Health insurance • Life insurance • Paid time off • Vision insurance Schedule: • 10 hour shift • 8 hour shift • Day shift • Monday to Friday • Morning shift Work Location: In person
See More Details >>Plant Electrician Job Description KEY JOB REQUIREMENTS TITLE: PLANT ELECTRICIAN DESCRIPTION:Overall authority and responsibility for the maintenance, repair and installation of all plant electrical equipment and controls including but not limited to all control power, VFD’s, PLC’s, MDP’s, 1 - 300HP motors, etc. Responsibilities • All plant electrical maintenance. • All plant electrical installations. • All control modification. • Stores inventories. • Necessary emergency repairs to electrical equipment to minimize production disruption. • Perform repairs or maintenance as required in various areas from written maintenance requests. • Supervise preventative electrical maintenance programs in all areas. • Supervise spare parts and supplies inventories to ensure that materials are available in case of equipment breakdown. • Planning and coordination of the electrical maintenance activities so that proper utilization of the facilities and personnel is attained and that the most critical needs are given priority. • Involvement in the planning and installation of new facilities or modifications to existing facilities as pertains to electrical equipment and controls. • Recording of time and materials for all repairs and projects. • Installation of plant electrical equipment to include: Conduit, wiring, controls (process and motor), motors, gearmotors. (120 through 460 volts) • Maintain security of Company assets: • Equipment. • Tools. • Inventories. • Buildings. • Authority and responsibility for all assigned personnel. • Individual performance. • Scheduling work assignments. • Recording of activities of assigned personnel. • Accountability for hours worked. • Daily contact with assigned personnel to maintain a high level of performance. • Training of personnel to develop electrical skills. • Insist on safe work habits. Do not tolerate unsafe work practices. Responsible for the physical well being of assigned personnel. • Develop and train an assistant. • Housekeeping • All facilities to be maintained clean, neat, and orderly. • All work areas to be picked up and cleaned when work is completed or at end of shift. • Electrical Maintenance Program. • Key function is to minimize production downtime. • The maintenance program is to include inspection of electrical equipment in order to anticipate repair needs. • The successful program requires good documentation. A checklist of inspection items is necessary to ensure that no component is overlooked. • The PM program requires close supervision to ensure that inspections are carried out correctly. • Basic maintenance information is available from equipment manufacturer maintenance guidelines, in addition to historical plant records. • Major equipment to be maintained: • Motor Control Centers. • Quarterly visual inspection. • Annual GFI testing. • Quarterly lock inspection and maintenance. • Enclosure to be maintained in good condition; paint if required; door hinges to be lightly lubricated to keep operating free. • Small motor starters. • Annual contact inspection; replace as required. • Monthly enclosure dust removal - vacuum. • Large motor starters: • Chipper: monthly cleaning and inspection. • Brake adjustments- seasonal. • Bandmill starters: • VFD’s • Semi-annual contact inspection. • Maintain adequate contact inventory for repairs. • Soft starters: • Monthly cleaning of circuit boards to allow cool operation. • Brake adjustments- seasonal • Wiring • Quarterly inspection of distribution wiring, particularly Aluminum wire. • Particular attention to connections (bugs), heating and oxidation can loosen connection. • Troubleshooting • Must posses strong troubleshooting skills in control voltage and 277/460 • Develop procedures for all equipment controls. • Troubleshooting training of authorized personnel to the limits of their authority (As outlined in the Plant Electrical Guidelines). • Training • Responsible to train identified personnel in the installation and maintenance of electrical equipment. • Purchasing authority • All purchases to be reviewed by the Plant Maintenance Supervisor or Plant Superintendent. (Or Chief Operating Officer). • Any purchase over the limit must be approved by the Plant Superintendent. • All purchases must be documented by means of purchase orders, to be submitted to Plant Superintendent. SAFETY • Utilization of proper and safe procedures to accomplish maintenance tasks without risk of personal injury or equipment damage. • Training of assigned personnel (Lockout/Tagout) in the safe procedures for working around electrical equipment. • Electricity is an “unseen” hazard, electrical shock can be fatal. • Never “assume” that a circuit is de-energized, always verify using a reliable meter to check the circuit. • Insist that co-workers use safe procedures around electrical equipment. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $21.00 - $32.00 per hour Benefits • 401(k) • 401(k) matching • Dental insurance • Employee discount • Flexible schedule • Flexible spending account • Health insurance • Health savings account • Life insurance • Paid time off • Referral program • Retirement plan • Vision insurance Compensation Package • Bonus opportunities Schedule • Day shift Education • High school or equivalent (Preferred) License/Certification • Electrical License (Preferred) Work Location: In person
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Cortland, NY typically begins with an apprenticeship, blending hands-on experience with classroom instruction, enabling individuals to earn while they learn. Apprenticeships in Cortland generally last about four to five years, requiring extensive training under licensed professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are approximately 40,670 electricians nationwide, with Cortland offering a stable environment for this trade. The average wage for electricians in Cortland is $516 per week, with experienced professionals often earning over $108,000 annually. Opportunities for apprenticeships can be found through trade schools, local unions, and platforms like Gild, leading to a promising career with strong earning potential.
