Alcoa
Smelter Electrician
United States, IN, Newburgh
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 6 days ago
NLP
About the role
- The ideal candidate will have expertise in AC-DC motors and controls, combustion, metering, air conditioning, power distribution, electronics process control computers, welding, conduit, and schematics.
- Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical issues in high-temperature environments.
- Read and interpret technical diagrams and blueprints to ensure accurate installation and maintenance.
Responsibilities
- Install, repair, and maintain electrical components of smelting equipment and machinery.
- Collaborate with other team members to complete projects efficiently
Requirements
- You have the power to shape things to make them better.
Nice to have
- Graduate of an approved apprentice program or technical training beyond high school
- What's on Offer:
- Competitive compensation packages, including pay-for-performance variable pay as well as recognition and rewards programs
- Alcoa has been chosen as one of America's Greatest Workplaces 2023 by Newsweek
- Alcoa "Warrick" based in Newburgh, Indiana just outside of Evansville, IN has been present in the lives of many families in our community for over 60 years.
- We've grown and we've matured together.
- You can be one of them!
- Join us and get ready to experience endless opportunities!
Compensation
- Competitive compensation packages, including pay-for-performance variable pay as well as recognition and rewards programs
Benefits
- Flexible spending accounts and generous employer contribution to the HSA
- 401(k), employer match up to 6%, additional employer retirement income contribution (no vesting period), and a nonqualified deferred compensation plan
Company info
- Our values - act with integrity, operate with excellence, care for people, lead with courage - are at the foundation of everything we do.
- We are seeking a skilled electrician to maintain heavy industrial machinery.
This listing is sourced directly from Alcoa's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.