Electrician (Contract)

As a Contract Electrician at our Auburn Hills location, you'll be tasked with installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical wiring, systems, and equipment. Reading blueprints and schematics is crucial, as is troubleshooting electrical systems efficiently. You'll need to ensure compliance with local electrical codes and safety regulations while collaborating with other trades on various installations and upgrades.

To qualify for the Contract Electrician role, you must possess a valid Electrician’s license or certification. Experience in industrial or manufacturing settings is preferred. Additionally, strong knowledge of electrical codes and safety standards, coupled with proficiency in reading electrical schematics and blueprints, is essential.

The Contract Electrician position offers competitive hourly pay and opportunities to work within a high-tech manufacturing environment. There's also the possibility of contract extensions or transitioning into full-time opportunities based on performance and business needs, along with additional benefits discussed during the interview process.

Contract Electricians at our Auburn Hills site will work in a fast-paced, high-tech automotive manufacturing setting. This environment promotes collaboration with various trades and emphasizes safety and compliance with local electrical codes.

To apply for the Contract Electrician role, interested candidates can submit their applications via Workable, where they can attach their resumes and cover letters demonstrating their qualifications and experience. We look forward to hearing from skilled electricians eager to join our team!

When answering this question, highlight your previous roles and specific tasks you've managed, including installations, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electrical systems. Use examples that showcase your problem-solving abilities and your understanding of industrial electrical codes.

Discuss your familiarity with local electrical codes and the strategies you use to ensure compliance—for instance, staying updated through training or industry publications and conducting regular safety checks on your work.

Be specific about the tools you're adept with, such as multimeters, wire strippers, or conduit benders. Mention any specialized equipment you’ve used in past roles and how you effectively handled these tools in different tasks.

Share your systematic approach to troubleshooting. Start by explaining how you gather information, conduct tests, identify potential problems, and implement solutions while documenting your findings throughout the process.

Narrate a compelling story about a challenging repair, emphasizing the steps you took to resolve the issue. Highlight the importance of safety and compliance, and discuss how your actions positively impacted the operations of the facility.

Clearly outline your commitment to safety protocols. Discuss practices such as using personal protective equipment, following lockout/tagout procedures, and ensuring your workspace is organized to prevent accidents.

Discuss your experience in reading blueprints and schematics. Share specific examples of projects where your skills led to successful installations or repairs, emphasizing your ability to visualize the wiring systems.

Explain your process for preventive maintenance, such as scheduling regular inspections, replacing worn parts proactively, and documenting maintenance activities clearly to track the equipment's condition over time.

Share strategies you employ to manage stress, such as prioritizing tasks, communicating effectively with your team, and staying organized. Provide an example of how you've successfully met deadlines in challenging situations.

Be candid about your passion for electrical work. Whether it’s the satisfaction of solving complex problems, maintaining high safety standards, or learning about new technologies, share what drives you to excel in your career as an electrician.