Electrical Technician

Mission

Support one of America’s most advanced manufacturing environments by ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient operation of high -voltage and control systems across a steel production facility. This role exists to sustain continuous, safe production — empowering teams to solve problems at the source and keep operations running at peak performance.

Performance Objectives

1. Maintain and Troubleshoot Electrical Systems: Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical equipment, including AC/DC motors, drives, power distribution, PLCs, and overhead cranes.
   

2. Apply Electrical Theory in Real Situations: Use a solid understanding of Ohm’s and Kirchhoff’s Laws to identify, diagnose, and resolve electrical failures safely and efficiently.
   

3. Ensure Safety and Compliance: Lead by example in upholding and improving facility safety standards; initiate safe work practices and reinforce a culture of vigilance.
   

4. Collaborate and Communicate: Work effectively within a high -performing maintenance team—share information, propose improvements, and act on feedback.
   

5. Innovate and Improve: Contribute to process improvement initiatives that increase reliability, reduce downtime, and optimize energy efficiency.
   

Fit Traits

• Hands -on problem solver who takes ownership of outcomes beyond assigned tasks
  

• Calm under pressure; thrives in shift -based, team -oriented industrial environments
  

• Learns quickly and adapts to new technologies and electrical systems
  

• Values precision, safety, and accountability as much as performance
  

• Strong communicator—comfortable working across maintenance, operations, and leadership teams
  

Why This Role Matters

This is more than an electrical maintenance position—it’s a role built around leadership, safety, and pride in craftsmanship. You’ll be part of a team where veterans and industrial technicians work side -by -side to keep America’s manufacturing infrastructure running strong.

Military Equivalents

Ideal for candidates with backgrounds such as:

• Navy EM, IC, or ET
  

• Air Force Electrical & Environmental Systems
  

• Army 91E, 91F, 94E, or 94F
  

• Marine Corps 1141/1142 (Electrician/Generator Tech)
  

Requirements

• Must have served in the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Space Force, U.S. Reserves, or U.S. National Guard.
  

• Proven electrical troubleshooting and repair skills in an industrial or military environment
  

• Experience with medium and low -voltage systems, motor controls, drives, and power distribution up to 480V
  

• Solid understanding of electrical theory (Ohm’s & Kirchhoff’s Laws)
  

• Strong safety record and ability to interpret technical documentation and schematics
  

• Preferred: PLC troubleshooting, high -voltage systems, overhead crane maintenance, substation experience
  

Benefits

Benefits

• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage
  

• Employee stock ownership with 10% company match
  

• 401(k) with 7% match
  

• Paid training and continuous skill development
  

• Relocation assistance available for qualified candidates