Industrial Electrician

We are seeking Industrial Electricians to support manufacturing, food and beverage processing, agriculture, packing and cold-storage, and distribution operations throughout the greater Yakima area. This is a hands-on electrical maintenance position for candidates who are comfortable troubleshooting industrial equipment, electrical systems, motors, controls, and automated machinery in fast-paced production environments. We are interested in electricians and maintenance professionals from a wide range of industrial backgrounds, including: Manufacturing Food & Beverage Processing Fruit & Agricultural Processing Packing & Cold Storage Warehousing & Distribution PackagingIndustrial Machinery PlasticsMetal Fabrication Consumer Products UtilitiesOther Industrial Production Environments

Allen-Bradley SiemensHMI interfacesVFD programming or troubleshooting Sensors and instrumentation Industrial communication networks Automated production lines Machine controls Relevant candidates may come from positions such as: Industrial Electrician | Maintenance Electrician | Electrical Maintenance Technician | Industrial Maintenance Technician | Controls Technician | Automation Technician | Instrumentation Technician | Electro-Mechanical Technician | Maintenance Mechanic | Plant Electrician | Manufacturing Electrician Experience from food plants, fruit packing facilities, cold storage operations, wineries, breweries, beverage production, warehouses, distribution centers, packaging facilities, manufacturing plants, mills, fabrication shops, and other industrial environments can translate very well. Strong candidates typically bring: Hands-on industrial electrical or electrical-maintenance experience. Ability to troubleshoot electrical problems safely and efficiently. Experience working around production or automated equipment. Ability to read electrical schematics and wiring diagrams. Familiarity with motors, controls, sensors, relays, and VFDs. Basic understanding of PLC-controlled machinery. Experience using multimeters, clamp meters, or other electrical testing equipment. Strong mechanical aptitude. Ability to work independently and as part of a maintenance team. Strong commitment to workplace safety. Ability to respond effectively to production downtime and equipment issues. Education & Training | Relevant backgrounds may include: Electrical Apprenticeship Industrial Electrical Training Technical or Vocational School Electrical Technology Industrial Maintenance Automation / Controls InstrumentationElectro-Mechanical Training Military Technical Training Equivalent Hands-On Industrial ExperienceA Washington electrical license, Journeyman license, industrial electrical certification, or related credential may be preferred for certain opportunities but is not required for every position. Safety Experience | Familiarity with the following is valuable: Lockout/TagoutArc-Flash SafetyNFPA 70ENational Electrical CodeOSHA Safety PracticesPPE RequirementsGMP / Food Safety5SPreventive Maintenance Electrical Safety Procedures Particularly Valuable Industry Experience Yakima-area employers have significant operations in agriculture and food processing, manufacturing, packing/warehousing, and logistics/distribution, making experience from any of these environments highly transferable. Candidates with electrical experience supporting fruit-processing equipment, conveyors, sorting systems, packing lines, refrigeration systems, warehouse automation, food-processing machinery, high-speed manufacturing equipment, or material-handling systems are especially encouraged to apply.