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Linde · Theodore, AL

Electrical Specialist

Theodore, AL, US

Listed on Linde’s official careers site. Listed as of October 18, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

You will identify, develop, and implement preventive and predictive programs as well as corrective maintenance solutions for electrical systems and equipment across multiple facilities In this role you will maintain and troubleshoot industrial electrical distribution systems and equipment including substations, breakers, switchgear, motor control centers, protective relay systems, battery and uninterruptible power systems, and transformers up to one hundred thirty‑eight kilovolts

You shall handle induction and synchronous motors up to forty thousand horsepower and fifteen thousand volts with precision, safety, and disciplined procedures Deliver effective preventive and corrective maintenance by planning, scheduling, coordinating, leading, and executing work in accordance with established standards Additionally engage in predictive maintenance activities such as infrared thermography, transformer oil analysis, partial discharge analysis, and power quality analysis to guarantee reliability

Furthermore work independently in both office and field environments, making sound technical decisions, accessing elevated equipment in all weather conditions, and traveling domestically approximately twenty percent with availability during off‑hours

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