Fritz Staffing Group is currently hiring for Journeyman Electricians to go to Vineland, New Jersey for a 7-14 day shutdown. You will be working 12 hour days, Monday-Sunday in a Glass Plant. Jobsite Description and Requirements are below. Please have knowledge of the jobsite duties before applying. Jobsite Description: You will be assisting our customer in a Glass Plant Shutdown, some of the job duties include, but are not limited too; • Perform LOTO on existing S-Tank Transformer • Remove S-Tank Transformer and any existing conduit/cable associated with the transformer. • Remove existing stairway and platform for conduit pathway. • Remove existing transformer pad in conduit pathway. • Trenching from duct bank cell wall to new pad location. • Core drill inside duct bank cell wall for 12 conduit feeds. • Cut out windows in concrete outside knee wall and exterior building wall for new conduits. • Run 12 underground 4” conduits and stub up at new slab location. • Fill tamper and grade trenching for conduits. • Form and pour new concrete slab for our furnished weatherproof electrical cabinet. • Build steel supports for strapping 12, 4” rigid galvanized conduits. • Install 12, 4” ridged galvanized conduits from weatherproof cabinet to inside switch gear. • We will pull in 12 sets with neutral customer supplied 750 THHW mcm and 3/0 Ground. • From set in place transformer threw duct bank pass through new cabinet to inside switchgear. • Terminate all new wiring in existing transformer and inside building switch gear. • Test and inspect all connections, all wiring and grounding then label. Jobsite Requirements: • OSHA 10 (at minimum, if you do not have OSHA 10 you will be turned away) • Hard Hat • Long Pants • Safety Toe Boots • Hi-Vis Vest • Gloves • Handtools • Knowledge of LOTO • Ability to run underground PVC • Ability to CoreDrill • Ability to pull 750 THHW MCM with 3/0 Ground • Ability to run rigid conduit
See More Details >>Electrical Support Specialist This role involves analyzing, repairing, and replacing electrical parts, as well as troubleshooting issues to ensure the facility operates efficiently.
See More Details >>Maintenance Specialist Maximize equipment uptime by providing expert electrical maintenance with strong troubleshooting skills, supporting critical food production operations. • Perform routine and corrective maintenance on electrical systems and mechanical assets. • Troubleshoot and repair electrical issues on motors, conveyors, sealers, and PLC-driven equipment. • Install and maintain 120V/240V single-phase and 480V three-phase systems safely and accurately. • Diagnose and repair issues with photo-eyes, sensors, relays, proximity switches, and limit switches. • Use Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs) to monitor and adjust machine operating parameters. • Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and equipment manuals. • Support changeovers and equipment adjustments for various SKUs and production specs. • Collaborate with machine operators and management to minimize downtime and optimize output. • Maintain glue and adhesive systems on packaging lines, ensuring alignment and consistency. • Support boiler, compressor, water treatment, and HVAC equipment maintenance as needed. • Utilize Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) to log work orders and PMs. • Identify and replace bearings, seals, gaskets, belts, and other mechanical parts. • Maintain and organize electrical components, tools, and spare parts inventory.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Vineland, NJ, typically begins 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 Vineland is approximately $1,262 per week, with an annual overtime average of $48,480. With a population of 176,976, Vineland offers a robust job market for electricians, supported by significant infrastructure investments and a growing demand for sustainable energy solutions. Trade schools, unions, and local platforms like Gild help aspiring electricians find apprenticeship opportunities, leading to a career with strong earning potential—often exceeding $108,000 annually for experienced professionals.
