Electrical upgrades for a power plant. Looking for journey-level electricians with industrial experience (preferably manufacturing plant experience). You must have experience with and be comfortable bending GRC (rigid) conduit, instsalling cable tray, and you must be comfortable working independently without direct supervision. Candidates are required to have a state ID and social security card or original birth certificate to enter facility. Candidates will be required to pass a drug test and background check. English is required for this project.
See More Details >>Description Competitive Sign-On Bonus Available Job Purpose Responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing wiring, electrical equipment and fixtures. Maintains and repairs mechanical, electrical, plumbing, TV and security systems in the facility. Maintains the facility in accordance with DNV guidelines and Life Safety Codes. Perform hands on duties including service orders, preventative maintenance and various other requests, verbal and written. Strong working knowledge of NFPA 25, 70, 99, 72 and 110. Provide budget requests to management. Qualifications MINIMUM EDUCATION REQUIRED: High School diploma or GED Minimum Experience Required Five (5) years of experience as an Electrician Minimum Licensure/Certification Required By Law Journeyman or Georgia State Masters Electrical Contractor License (Non-Restricted or Restricted) Additional Qualifications Valid Georgia drivers license & adhere to Piedmont's Healthcare Vehicle Safety Program policy 3500 criteria preferred.
See More Details >>Union position (Local 526) Pay rate - $35.39 The electrical journey-level position requires a well-rounded, highly trained, and experienced individual. With abilities usually acquired through a formal apprenticeship program and on-the-job experience. General duties include: installs, services, and repairs of electrical equipment in residential, commercial, and industrial environments. Replaces defective circuit breakers, switches, fuses, and other electrical wiring devices. Applies knowledge of electrical theory in analyzing and troubleshooting of electrical systems or equipment such as generators, transformers, switchboards, motors, motor controllers, circuit breakers, and conduit systems. Follows blueprints, drawings, or other relevant engineering specifications. Uses a variety of electrician's hand tools and testing and measurement instruments. Installs conduit using threading, cutting and bending equipment and tools. May perform other related duties as assigned. Strongly Preferred - AMMO-29 Certification (Electrical Explosive Safety for Naval Facilities) Minimum Qualifications • High School graduate or equivalent • Must possess at least one of the following: • Certification from an accredited technical school's Electrical Maintenance level 2 program • Completion of an approved/certified apprenticeship program with a minimum of (3) years working in the industrial electrical field • Minimum of two (2) years verfiable experience as journey-level Electrician in the field of commercial and industrial plant electrical maintenance working with systems of 600 VAC and below. • Must have proven ability to read and comprehend electrical blueprints and wiring schematics. • Must have knowledge of and be able to use electrical testing instruments • Must have a proven troubleshooting ability, using a systematic approach and the repair of AC and DC electrical control systems including motors, motor controls, transformers, switchgear, electrical panels, and other associated equipment. • Must have strong background in control wiring and troubleshooting and basic knowledge High school graduate or equivalent. • Ability to read and interpret NEC Table 310.16 reproduces in the Ugly's manual wire size and conduit fill requirements and the ability to install as necessary. • Ability to read and interpret electrical designs, prepare and report on electrical project status and complete as-builts. • Must be able to work at heights with mechanical lifting devices (i.e man lifts) up to 300 feet. • Must be capable of obtaining license to operate mechanical lifiting devices up to and including 132 feet. • Must be CPR certified • Must have and wear at all times, hard toed safety shoes which meet ASTM F2413-05 standards • Must possess a valid state driver's license. • Must possess the standard tools of the trade. • Successful candidate will be subject to a government security investigation and must continually meet eligibility requirements for access to all areas of Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay. Physical Requirements • Walking: Frequent • Standing: Frequent • Climbing: Working up to 300 feet • Stooping/Bending: Frequent • Lifting: Up to 50 lbs. • Personal Protective Equipment will be required.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Georgia typically begins with an apprenticeship, which combines 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 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 762,600 electricians nationwide, with 40,670 in Georgia, and projects a 6% job growth from 2022 to 2032. Apprentices earn an average of $599 per week in Georgia, with an annual overtime average of $4,800. Trade schools, unions, and platforms like Gild help aspiring electricians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential—often exceeding $116,000 annually for experienced professionals.
