Overview: Prysmian Electricians are responsible for investigating and resolving electrical maintenance issues. This would include installation, troubleshooting, and repair of control panels and associated components, motor circuits, building and lighting circuits and control circuits. The electrical technician will also perform preventative maintenance on electrical and electronic systems of the production equipment and physical plant. Inspection and calibration of various equipment such as pressure transducers, electrical and pneumatic controllers, level indicators and controllers, pressure and temperature transmitters, footage counters and limit switches are also required tasks. They will work from schematics, manuals, drawings, sketches, written and verbal instructions. They will also complete minor repairs on AC and DC motors up to 250 HP. Principal Duties & Responsibilities: • Make use of “trouble shooting” techniques to keep all equipment and facilities in a state of good repair. • Install and troubleshoot electronic equipment from schematic drawings or blueprints. • Design and maintain logic systems for new equipment installation and retrofitting of old equipment. • Repair drive and drive support systems including the replacement of discrete components (i.e. I.C. chips and transistors). • Take care of tools and equipment. Maintain good housekeeping in assigned work areas. Qualifications: • High School Diploma / GED • 5+ years of experience as an electrician in an industrial plant • A methodical approach to troubleshoot issues and good analytical skills • A strong electrical knowledge of electrical systems, breakers and power distribution systems, motors, motor control equipment, instrumentation, PLC’s and AC/DC drive systems • A working knowledge of electrical/mechanical drawings, troubleshooting and repair • Experience in programming and working with Programmable Logic Controllers • An AS degree in electricity / electronics or equivalent industrial electrician work experience, preferred • Must be able to pass background check and drug test Work Environment/Physical Demands: • Will be required to stand, walk, and bend frequently. • Occasionally lifting < 10 pounds as needed • Occasionally required to lift and carry objects of 10-25 pounds as needed. • Occasionally required to lift and carry objects of 25-30 pounds as needed. • Frequently required to lift and carry objects of 30-50 pounds as needed. Employee will be required to work productively and cooperatively in a high-volume, fast paced, environment and be able to respond efficiently and courteously to unanticipated problems and crisis. BENEFITS/PERKS Insurance Benefits: • Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance • Paid Basic Life/AD&D Insurance • Supplemental Life/ AD&D Insurance • Short-term Disability • Accident Insurance • Critical Illness Insurance • Hospital Indemnity Insurance • Flu shots (paid) • EAP Financial Benefits: • 401K Company Contribution • Employee Stock Ownership • Safety Shoe Allowance
See More Details >>Prysmian is the world leader in the energy and telecom cable systems industry. Each year Prysmian manufacturers thousands of miles of underground and submarine cables and systems for power transmission and distribution, as well as medium low voltage cables for the construction and infrastructure sectors. We also produce a comprehensive range of optical fibers, copper cables and connectivity for voice, video, and data transmission for the telecommunication sector. We are 30,000 employees, across 50+ countries. Everyone at Prysmian has the potential to make their mark; because whatever you do, wherever you are based, you will be part of a company that is helping transform the world around us. Make Your Mark at Prysmian! Insurance Benefits: • Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance. • Paid Basic Life/AD&D Insurance. • Supplemental Life/ AD&D Insurance. • Short-term Disability. • Accident Insurance. • Critical Illness Insurance. • Hospital Indemnity Insurance. • Flu shots (paid). • EAP. Financial Benefits: • 401K Company Contribution. • Employee Stock Ownership. • Safety Shoe Allowance. • 2nd Shift & 3rd Shift Premium. Time Off Benefits: • Paid Vacation. • 12 paid holidays. • Paid Parental Leave. The Plant Electrician is responsible for investigating and resolving electrical maintenance issues. This would include installation, troubleshooting, and repair of control panels and associated components, motor circuits, building and lighting circuits and control circuits. The Plant Electrician will also perform preventative maintenance on electrical and electronic systems of the production equipment and physical plant. Inspection and calibration of various equipment such as pressure transducers, electrical and pneumatic controllers, level indicators and controllers, pressure and temperature transmitters, footage counters and limit switches are also required tasks. They will work from schematics, manuals, drawings, sketches, written and verbal instructions. They will also complete minor repairs on AC and DC motors up to 250 HP. Employee will be required to work productively and cooperatively in a high-volume, fast paced, environment and be able to respond efficiently and courteously to unanticipated problems and crisis. Principal Duties & Responsibilities: • Make use of “troubleshooting” techniques to keep all equipment and facilities in a state of good repair. • Install and troubleshoot electronic equipment from schematic drawings or blueprints. • Design and maintain logic systems for new equipment installation and retrofitting of old equipment. • Repair drive and drive support systems including the replacement of discrete components (i.e., I.C. chips and transistors). • Take care of tools and equipment. Maintain good housekeeping in assigned work areas. Qualifications: • High School Diploma / GED required. • 3+ years of experience as an electrician in an industrial plant, preferred. • A methodical approach to troubleshoot issues and good analytical skills. • A strong electrical knowledge of electrical systems, breakers and power distribution systems, motors, motor control equipment, instrumentation, PLC’s and AC/DC drive systems. • A working knowledge of electrical/mechanical drawings, troubleshooting and repair. • Experience in programming and working with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). • An AS degree or certification in electricity / electronics or equivalent industrial electrician work experience. • Must be able to pass background check, physical, and drug test. Work Environment/Physical Demands: • Will be required to stand, walk, and bend frequently. • Occasionally lifting < 50 pounds as needed.
See More Details >>The Plant Electrician will be responsible for investigating and resolving electrical maintenance issues, installation, troubleshooting, and repair of control panels and associated components, motor circuits, building and lighting circuits, and control circuits. Key qualifications include 3+ years of experience as an electrician in an industrial plant with a strong knowledge of electrical systems, breakers, power distribution systems, motors, motor control equipment, instrumentation, PLC's, and AC/DC drive systems. The ideal candidate will have experience in programming and working with Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and be able to work from schematics, manuals, drawings, sketches, written, and verbal instructions. They must also be able to work productively and cooperatively in a high-volume, fast-paced environment, responding efficiently and courteously to unanticipated problems and crises.
See More Details >>Becoming an electrician in Willimantic, CT, 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 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 762,600 electricians nationwide, with 40,670 in New York, and projects a 6% job growth from 2022 to 2032. In Willimantic, CT, apprentices earn an average of $1,342.50 per week, with an annual overtime average of $48,480. Trade schools, unions, and 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.
