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Looking for a full-time on-site Electrician role in Utah? Look no further than Core Industrial Group! We're seeking a licensed electrician with proven experience in troubleshooting and repairing electrical systems in an industrial setting. As part of our team, you'll be responsible for identifying electrical problems and performing maintenance work on electrical systems. To qualify, you must have a Utah Electrical License, proficiency in electrical work, maintenance, and repairs, and experience in reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics. You should also have knowledge of relevant safety rules and regulations and Electrical Engineering principles, including the use of hand and power tools. MSHA certification is a must, and OSHA 10 certification is preferred. At Core Industrial Group, we offer competitive wages, medical, dental, vision, and match 4% of your 401K. If you're an electrician looking for a rewarding role, send your resume to Sschutz@coreindustrialgroup.com or text message 385-529-7853 to join our team today!
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ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR Job Description Overview: As an Electrical Supervisor, you will oversee the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and equipment within industrial facilities, construction sites, or commercial buildings. Your role involves leading a team of electricians, technicians, and contractors to ensure the safe and efficient execution of electrical projects. You will coordinate with engineering teams, project managers, and clients to meet project deadlines, quality standards, and regulatory requirements.Key Responsibilities:Project Planning and Coordination:Collaborate with engineering teams, project managers, and clients to review project plans, specifications, and schedules for electrical installations, upgrades, or repairs.Develop work plans, construction schedules, and resource allocation strategies to ensure timely completion of electrical projects within budget and scope.Coordinate with procurement teams to procure materials, equipment, and supplies required for electrical installations and maintenance activities.Team Leadership and Supervision:Lead and supervise a team of electricians, apprentices, and subcontractors, providing guidance, training, and performance feedback to ensure adherence to safety protocols, quality standards, and project requirements.Assign tasks, delegate responsibilities, and monitor work progress to optimize productivity, efficiency, and resource utilization.Conduct regular safety meetings, toolbox talks, and job site inspections to promote a culture of safety awareness and compliance with regulatory requirements.Electrical Installation and Maintenance:Oversee the installation, testing, and commissioning of electrical systems, including power distribution, lighting, control panels, and electrical equipment, according to engineering drawings and specifications.Perform troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repairs of electrical systems and equipment to identify and resolve electrical faults, malfunctions, or deficiencies.Quality Assurance and Control:Implement quality control measures, inspection procedures, and documentation protocols to verify the quality and integrity of electrical installations and connections.Perform electrical testing, insulation resistance testing, and continuity checks to verify compliance with design requirements and industry standards.Document inspection results, maintain records of electrical installations, modifications, and repairs, and ensure compliance with project specifications and client requirements.Safety and Regulatory Compliance:Enforce safety policies, procedures, and practices to mitigate electrical hazards, prevent accidents, and promote a safe working environment for personnel involved in electrical operations.Investigate electrical incidents, near misses, and safety violations, and implement corrective actions and preventive measures to prevent recurrence.Client Communication and Reporting:Serve as a point of contact for clients, contractors
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Know the difference between an electrician, electrical contractor and electrical engineer.
Many people think that an electrician, electrical contractor and electrical engineer are one and the same. That is not the case, and it is important to know the difference before bringing in the wrong person for the job. https://lnkd.in/dXsJB92Y
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We have just updated our Job Page on our website, since it was long overdue... So feel free to have a look if something can be of interest to you! We have positions available for a Project manager, Construction Supervisor (NL), Electrical Engineers, Automation Engineer, HVAC Engineer (NL), Reliability Engineer and more. Link in the comments 😊
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When it comes to electrical work, safety is paramount. Whether it's a DIY project or troubleshooting electrical issues, hiring an expert is crucial. Electrical tasks demand specialized knowledge and can pose risks if mishandled. But how do you choose the right contractor? #ElectricalSafety #ExpertiseMatters #ContractorSelection
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What are the five questions you should ask before hiring an Electrician? Question 2 Ask about experience. Competence is all very well – and will help to keep you safe – but expertise will turn a competent job into an excellent one. An experienced electrician certainly won’t cut corners, but they will know how to adapt a system solution to your circumstances: the layout of your building, for instance, or your typical energy usage. Ask for references from previous customers.
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🚨 🚨 NEW ROLE🚨 🚨 🚨🚨HOT JOB ALERT🚨🚨 To all my Electrical professionals, I have a Electrical Precon Manager opportunity with a Top National Construction Firm. The ideal candidate will have nothing less than 8–10 years of industry experience with a focus on electrical systems in large scale commercial projects such as manufacturing and industrial. This person can be based out (Dallas, Houston, Raleigh, and Greenville) If you or someone you know is interested, please contact me at Andrew@Hirewell.com
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Are you a business owner in San Francisco struggling with electrical issues? 🔌 Wondering what to look for when hiring a commercial electrician who can handle the complexity of your projects with ease? Don’t let electrical problems dim your company's potential! Discover the essential tips and tricks to selecting the perfect professional for your electrical needs in our latest newsletter! You'll learn the crucial questions to ask and the top qualities to expect from a top-notch commercial electrician. 🛠️ Dive in and ensure your business is powered by the best! Head on to our newsletter and brighten up your knowledge! [Link in Bio] #SanFranciscoBusiness #ElectricianHiringGuide⚡#EnlightenYourBusiness
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What people think my job is when I tell them I am an Electrical Engineer… 👷That I am an Electrician on site twisting wires. 👨💻That I sit behind a desk all day doing calculations. 🤓That I lack people and client-facing skills. What being an Electrical Engineer ACTUALLY is: 👨🎨 Designing what Electricians carry out on site. 🤝 Site visits to check that the client's vision is being upheld. 💼 Project management, negotiation, and people skills. What do people mistake you for when you tell them you're an #ElectrcialEngineer? #EngineerMyths #EngineerReality #BeyondTheDesk
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Commissioning Project Manager | Electrical Engineer | CEO of the Industrial Commissioning Association
Electrical Engineers - What’s your plan for commissioning your power projects? Are you planning for commissioning early, at the same time as planning design and construction? Or are you planning for commissioning later, once construction is almost complete? If you're late planning for commissioning, "visit my website" at the top of this post to see our commissioning consulting services. Book a call - I'll show you how to get caught up fast. #commissioning
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