1. General Description 0f Duties: Perform electrical inspection, installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, testing and repair, as well as, other jobs associated with installation and maintenance on plant site, substations, and other areas as assigned. Review work and equipment to make recommendations for better operation. Work in a safe and efficient manner. Keep your work areas and equipment clean. Assist supervisors and lead personal in training and safety of all personnel.
2. Work Hours: Winter hours 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Summer hours 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday plus overtime as required. Normal hours may be changed subject to Power Station needs. Must be subject to call at all times.
3. Essential Job Functions: Assist with all electrical work while gaining knowledge for better electrical and operational skills. Be able to climb stairs, ladders, and structures where necessary. Must be able to work in confined spaces as well as wide open spaces. Must be able to work in high places with proper safety equipment. Must maintain a good attitude and working relationship with other employees. Must be able to work alone and accept large amounts of responsibility. Must always work in a safe manner, abiding by all applicable safety standards. Must be available to work over or after normal hours. Must be able to perform Standby duties, as assigned.
4. Additional Job Functions: Assist with other work needed to maintain plant and or utility properties and equipment, including housekeeping of plant areas assigned to the Electrical department .
5. Position Qualifications:
Education: High School Diploma or GED, or Associates Degree in Electrical Work, or have a certificate of completion from a National Accredited Electrical Apprenticeship Program.
Minimum Experience: Five (5) years of 1) electrical training or 2) other large heavy industrial plant experience in electrical maintenanc
Minimum License: Valid Missouri Drivers License is required.
Minimum Skills: Must know the proper use of hand and power tools. Must know how to properly install conduit and pull wire. Must know how to read blueprints, schematics, and diagrams. Must have a working knowledge of PLC controls and PLC programming. Must be able to work from unusual places, such as ladders, manlifts, elevated buckets, elevator car tops, overhead crane platforms, smokestack landings, scaffolding, and steel structures. Must be able to work in tight and or high places with the proper safety equipment. Electrical skills will also include, but not limited to trouble shooting, installation, repair, and modification of all equipment, large and small. Also, motor installation, lubrication, and cleaning, battery installation and testing, 4160/480-volt switchgear installation and testing, relay installation and testing, generator testing, bushing testing and repair, transformer installation, repair, and testing, control circuits testing and repair, inverter testing and repair, precipitator transformer/rectifier installation, testing, cleaning, and repairing, and elevator controls, testing and repair. Must be able to recognize and differentiate different colors. Must complete all required testing for Electrical Helper 4th 9 Months.
BMU offers competitive wages with a comprehensive benefit package.
Interested candidates should submit an application, resume, and any certifications to the personnel manager at the following address or via email:
Ron Priday, Personnel Manager, Sikeston BMU
107 E. Malone, Sikeston, MO 63801
(p) 573-475-3227
(e) rpriday@sbmu.net
