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Snap-on

Industrial Electrician - 2nd Shift

$43.68-$44.43/hourSkilled Trades & Maintenance

Listed on Snap-on’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Overview

Industrial Electrician 2nd shift 2:00pm-10:00pm $43.68-$44.43/hour Responsibilities Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Work with prints and drawings, and analyze circuitry problems.
  • Disconnect, replace, and reconnect electric motors from fractional HP up to 50 HP.
  • Install conduit for installing and replacing equipment, may involve working on ladders and lift platforms.
  • Redesign and engineer changes in machinery.
  • Check, analyze, and repair hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
  • Hazardous Duty work
  • Preventive maintenance work, and maintaining the plant facility Qualifications Minimum Qualifications:
  • Four (4) years of industrial electrical maintenance experience.
  • Knowledge of safe electrical practices for grounding, locking out, de-energizing, testing and disabling electrical circuits to prevent injury to self and other persons.
  • Knowledge of National Electric Code.
  • Ability to climb in overhead structures, to work beneath machines and in close quarters performing analysis and repair work.
  • A high degree of precision working with minimum tolerances and a high degree of attention and care to prevent injury to others when responsible for flow of electrical power.
  • Will be required to take an Electrician test.

Preferreds

  • Approved State Indentured Journeyman Electrician’s Apprenticeship and active card holder
  • Ability to use advanced shop mathematics; work with complicated advanced drawings, specifications, and formulas. Snap-on is an Equal Opportunity Employer, Minority/Female/Disabled/Veteran

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