Agricultural Irrigation Technician/Electrical Maintenance

SummaryMorris, Inc. is seeking a skilled individual to independently perform advanced diagnostics, service repairs, and maintenance on customer- and dealer-owned center pivot irrigation equipment, as well as facility electrical systems. This role may require occasional direction or collaboration with the Department Manager or Foreman.RequirementsSelf-motivated with the ability to manage timeExcellent skills in operating vehicles and equipment used for diagnostic purposesAdvanced oral and written communication skillsAbility to lift at least 75 lbs. repeatedlyHigh School Diploma or equivalent experience required; Associates degree preferred in electrical programValid driver's license required; CDL (Commercial Driver's License) preferredSD Electrical license, apprentice level minimum, preferred or able to obtainReinke Plus certification preferred or able to obtainForklift and small equipment experienceResponsibilitiesPerforms installation, maintenance, and performs diagnostics and repairs on center pivot irrigation systemsTroubleshoot and resolve problems with pivot functionalityTrack time spent on projects as well as materials used in performing repairs, and completes necessary reports for those repairsParticipate in continuing education and training for the development of skills and knowledgeConducts or supports customer clinics and trainingMaintains condition of vehicles, inventory, tools, and equipmentMaintains a clean work area and/or service vehicle, and performs work in a neat and orderly fashionMaintain condition of rolling stockFollow all safety rules and regulationsProvide excellent customer service in a professional manner while performing repairs and diagnostics for customersInstalling, maintaining and repairing electrical control, wiring, and lighting systemsPerforming general electrical maintenanceInspecting transformers, circuit breakers, electric motors and other electrical componentsTroubleshooting electrical issues using appropriate testing devicesFollow the National Electrical Code, state and local building regulationsMaintaining good knowledge of VFD and control systems as well as various testing equipmentBe aware of wear on parts, or other irregularities, and report it to the supervisorPerform daily maintenance on equipment (grease, fuel and check all fuel levels)Load and unload pipe or other materials with fork attachments, backfill, and support pipe crew; handling, fitting, installing pipe and associated appurtenances as directed by supervisorOperate machine consistent with safety policies of the company as well as any rules and regulations required by state and federal safety standardsWill perform some prep work, getting areas ready for actual workOperate small equipment as deemed necessary – e.g., forklift, telehandler, skid steerPerform other duties as assignedBenefitsVacation and Sick Leave available immediatelyHoliday PayHealth, Dental and Vision Insurance401(k) Plan with Company MatchProfit SharingCompany Paid $25,000 Life & Accidental Death and Dismemberment Life Insurance PolicyWageJourneyman: $31.00 - $36.00 DOEWithout Journeyman: $25.00 - $30.00 DOEIt is Morris's policy to prohibit both discrimination against and harassment of any employee or applicant, and to ensure that all personnel practices are administered on individual merit and capability without regard to race, religion, color, age, gender, national origin or ancestry, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or other factors identified and protected by federal, state and local laws.Morris, Inc. is a drug-free employer and complies with Federal D.O.T. drug testing regulations for all Commercial Driver's License (CDL) holders along with a random drug testing program for all employees.J-18808-Ljbffr