Sedona Staffing
Estimated pay: Est. $40–$46/hr (market estimate, not employer-stated)
Shift: Full time
[Source: Sedona Staffing]
Licensed Electrician – ManufacturingShift: 1st shiftDirect HireWage: $45-$55/hourLocation: Green County, WI area Key ResponsibilitiesInstall, maintain, and troubleshoot plant-wide electrical systems, including 3-phase power distribution and motor control centers (MCCs).Diagnose and resolve electrical issues on high-speed manufacturing and packaging equipment.Ensure all electrical work complies with NEC, NFPA 70E, OSHA regulations, and food manufacturing standards.Perform electrical load calculations, short-circuit analysis, and circuit protection evaluations.Support the programming, troubleshooting, and optimization of PLCs, VFDs, and automated control systems.Lead electrical aspects of equipment installations, facility upgrades, and capital improvement projects.Collaborate with Production, Quality Assurance, and Sanitation teams to minimize downtime and maintain food safety requirements.Conduct root cause investigations for electrical failures and implement effective corrective actions.Maintain accurate documentation including schematics, electrical drawings, preventive maintenance records, and panel schedules.Oversee electrical infrastructure such as backup generators, UPS systems, lighting systems, and distribution equipment.Promote compliance with food industry electrical practices, including hygienic installations and sanitary design requirements.Enforce Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), arc flash safety procedures, and electrical safe work practices throughout the facility.QualificationsRequiredValid Master Electrician License.Minimum 7 years of industrial electrical experience.At least 3 years of experience in a food manufacturing, beverage, dairy, or other sanitary production environment.Strong knowledge of electrical theory, NEC, NFPA 70E, OSHA requirements, and food safety regulations.Experience working with 480V three-phase systems, MCCs, motor controls, and industrial electrical distribution.Ability to read, interpret, and update electrical schematics, one-line diagrams, and ladder logic drawings.Excellent troubleshooting, communication, and technical documentation skills.PreferredExperience programming and troubleshooting PLCs, VFDs, and industrial automation systems.Familiarity with industrial networking and control system integration.Knowledge of GMP, HACCP, and food safety programs as they relate to electrical maintenance.Experience with sanitary electrical installations, including stainless-steel enclosures and sealed conduit systems.Familiarity with food processing equipment such as conveyors, fillers, weighers, and CIP systems. Apply Today: Send your resume to amanda@careerpros.com Call 608-325-5100 or text 563-663-9119 for more information.