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Industrial Electrician – Plant Installation Project

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  • Mid level
  • Contract-to-hire
  • On-site · Ashland, VA
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Industrial Electrician – Plant Installation Project

Location: Ashland, VA
Job Type: Full-Time | Temporary Project (4 Weeks)
Shift: 1st Shift
Starting Pay: $28.00/hour, with higher pay available depending on experience
Potential for Hire: Strong performers may be considered for a Contract-to-Hire position after project completion.

Job Overview

Hiring Industrial Electricians for a four-week plant project involving electrical installation in an active industrial facility. This role requires working with other trades, including pipefitters, to complete installations safely and on schedule.

Responsibilities

  • Install, route, and terminate industrial wiring, conduit, and electrical components throughout the plant.
  • Connect electrical systems while coordinating installation work with pipefitting crews installing process piping.
  • Read and interpret electrical drawings, layouts, and work instructions to determine equipment placement and wiring routes.
  • Use hand and power tools to install conduit, supports, cables, junction boxes, disconnects, and other electrical equipment.
  • Follow safety procedures while working around active plant operations and coordinating with other trades.
  • Complete assigned electrical and related installation tasks within project deadlines.
If you have industrial electrical experience and are ready for a hands-on plant project, apply today.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience installing industrial wiring, conduit, and electrical components.
  • Can you explain your process for reading and interpreting electrical drawings and work instructions?