Industrial Maintenance Electrician — Foundry Systems

Overview

A day in the life. Reporting to the Electrical Manager, you’ll keep our manufacturing operations moving by tackling both maintenance and production electrical work. Your mornings may start with a safety check and a review of work orders, followed by laying out new circuits to code, wiring a control panel from a schematic, or troubleshooting a stubborn fault on a piece of new or refurbished equipment.

Throughout the day you’ll collaborate with assembly and engineering teams, bend EMT or RMC conduit with precision, and document fixes at the workstation.

• Champion safety for yourself and teammates in every task.
• Help drive and support BCT’s Culture and Core Values.
• Lay out and install wiring circuits in accordance with applicable codes.
• Use hand and power tools correctly and safely.
• Read and interpret electrical schematics and machine drawings; wire machines and panels accordingly.
• Partner effectively with assembly and engineering in a team environment; communicate clearly.
• Move, push, pull, or lift moderately heavy items as needed.
• Work at heights on ladders, scissor lifts, and articulating lifts.
• Bend and install conduit (EMT, RMC) accurately; build clean, high‑quality panels with attention to detail.
• Troubleshoot electrical issues on new and used equipment in-house.
• Juggle multiple priorities with strong organization and meticulous detail.

• Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset.
• Proficiency with common hand and power tools.
• Valid driver’s license.
• Solid knowledge of electrical wiring and conduit methods, with strong troubleshooting ability.
• Skilled in conduit bending (EMT, RMC) and reading electrical machine drawings/schematics.
• Basic computer skills for documentation and diagnostics.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Journeyman or Master Electrician license; or
• Five to seven years of related experience; or
• Ten to twelve years of progressively responsible related experience; or
• A comparable combination of education and experience.
• Preferred:
  Experience with PLCs, control systems, and root cause analysis.

• Equipment troubleshooting; facilities maintenance experience.
• Electrical troubleshooting skills; electrical systems diagnostics and repair.
• PCB components familiarity; preventive maintenance and inspection.
• Electrical installation, repair, and maintenance and repair skills.
• National Electrical Code (NEC) knowledge.
• Conduit systems:
  Rigid Metal Conduit (RMT), Electrical Metallic Tubing (EMT), Intermediate Metal Conduit (IMC).
• Industrial electrical experience; experience in a manufacturing environment and a foundry environment.
• Crane operation.
• Basic computer skills.

• Shot Blast Machine

Responsibilities may evolve over time; you may be asked to take on other related duties as needed.