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Steel Dynamics · Columbia City, IN

Shift Electrician

Columbia City, IN, USSkilled Trades & Maintenance

Listed on Steel Dynamics’s official careers site. Posted July 27, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Subsidiary Steel Dynamics Overview Responsible for electrical maintenance in various areas of the mill and ancillary equipment working a 4 on 4 off 12-hour rotating swing shift.

Responsibilities

Leader in locking out equipment and assuring that all maintenance work is done safely. Troubleshoot electrical equipment problems, repair and maintenance of electrical equipment. Perform preventative maintenance, project work and installation of new electrical equipment. Assist mechanics and operators with daily maintenance work.

Qualifications

Required At least

  • 5 years working as an industrial electrician or technician in a manufacturing environment
  • Knowledge of power distribution, AC/DC motors, motor control and motor drives Experience with PLC’s, drives and HMI software Skilled at troubleshooting, problem solving and installation of electrical equipment Preferred Good working knowledge and understanding of Siemens PLC’s, drives, HMI software, low and medium voltage equipment, AC motors and AC drives Formal electrical training Steel Dynamics, Inc., and all affiliated entities are equal opportunity employers.

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