Industrial Electrician Job Description
An industrial electrician installs and maintains wiring and other electrical devices in an industrial setting. Industrial electricians may work in different industries. They often work primarily either in maintenance or in construction, and their job description generally depends on the employer. All work performed by an industrial electrician must meet applicable codes.
Industrial electricians' job duties depend on the position and may include running electronic tests, cleaning contacts or circuit boards, replacing worn components and performing inspections. They may also perform preventative maintenance, such as oiling motors, bending conduit, running new wire and installing outlets, switches and other components. They may be asked to train and supervise workers. In the event of a breakdown, they may troubleshoot the problem to pinpoint the cause and fix any issues.
Job Qualification for Industrial Electricians
Applicants for above posts must not be more than 55 years old, at least high school graduates and must STRICTLY have a minimum of 4.5 years (54 months) verifiable work experience in the same capacity gained from Oil & Gas or large-scale industrial construction projects.