Industrial Electrician - MSHA Certified (Below-Ground Work)

Location: Greencastle, IN

Pay: $38.72 to $46.58 per hour

Full-time, W-2 employment with Rinvio, working on site with our client.

This industrial plant role combines electrical installation, maintenance, and fault repair with assignments at the surface and underground. Three positions are available for electricians who can begin promptly, with a weekly schedule ranging from 40 to 65 hours.

What you will do

• Install industrial electrical systems and keep existing equipment in working order through maintenance, troubleshooting, and necessary repairs.
• Carry out electrical work involving distribution equipment, high-voltage systems, motor starters, motor-control equipment, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
• Interpret electrical blueprints, circuit schematics, and wiring layouts to determine how assigned installation and repair tasks should be performed.
• Identify the source of electrical failures using meters and other diagnostic instruments, then complete the corrective work.
• Apply the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) to electrical tasks while following the procedures established for safe work at the plant.
• Observe MSHA rules during both surface assignments and underground activities, following the site's safety procedures in each setting.

What you bring

• An active MSHA certification that meets the requirement for this assignment.
• The ability to perform electrical duties in below-ground working areas.
• Previous electrical work in an industrial setting or within mining operations.
• Working familiarity with NFPA 70, precautions for high-voltage equipment, motor-control systems, and PLCs.

Benefits: medical, dental and vision insurance, weekly pay by direct deposit, and paid time off after a set period. Per diem may be available depending on the assignment.

Rinvio is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants are considered, including those with arrest or conviction records. Need an accommodation to apply or interview? Just ask.

A resume is required to apply.