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CarolinaPower Electrical Contractors is seeking experienced Electrical Foremen and Superintendents in the Columbia SC area who will work closely with project managers to schedule, coordinate, and supervise field employees assigned to a particular electrical construction or service project.
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Minimum 7 years’ experience as a registered PE in electrical design of industrial projects with a variety of electrical systems including industrial 480V, 3 Phase Power systems, backup generators, industrial / warehouse lighting system, office power and lighting, fire alarm systems, and IT systems.
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Experience with defining and specifying electrical design loads, preparing power load sheets, equipment selection, development of project specifications, construction drawings, shop drawing review, and resolving issues and conflicts that arise during construction.
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Department Head – Electrical Engineering: Team Leadership role Columbia, SCWork for an award-winning professional services company that has current and/or completed projects in 25 states. Must be detail oriented and highly motivated with the ability to budget, direct, and assign the work of Electrical Department staff.
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Experience reading & interpreting electrical schematics. Interacting with other team members to help complete collaborative electrical jobs. Knowledge surrounding electrical systems.
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Columbia, South Carolina Location: Columbia, South Carolina Type: Direct Hire Job #28965 Salary: $41,600 Recruiting Solutions is seeking several Electrical Service Technician for a residential construction company in Columbia, SC. Responsibilities for the Electrical Service Technician include trouble shooting newly wired homes, hanging lights, wiring water heaters, and performing/ completing punch items.
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An BSEE is required, along with 3-5 years of experience in the design and manufacture of electrical distribution equipment. This position is accountable for the design of switchgear and switchboards based on customer plans and specifications.
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Our Client is seeking a dedicated professional to join our team, contributing to audit, review, and compilation engagements.
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The Electrical Project Manager must have a consistent bias for action for project performance and resolute decision making. The Electrical Project Manager will continuously pursue additional opportunities to provide customers with electrical engineering, design, and construction services.
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Performance electrical maintenance functions necessary to install and repair a range of electrical systems and equipment. Ensure well hook-up and medium voltage electrical system, installation, start-up, and commissioning are conducted safely and efficiently.
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Assist Electrical Team Lead in the installation of solar PV and energy storage systems. Follow electrical line diagrams and equipment specifications to install high quality photovoltaic (PV) systems correctly and in an efficient manner.
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Responsible for the overall direction, coordination, and evaluation of the electrical department including instrumentation, controls systems robotics and safety. In this role, you will plan and direct the daily activities of instrumentation and electrical technicians performing preventive maintenance and repairs in accordance with the asset management program.
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Must have a broad knowledge of the industrial electricity industry with specific knowledge in the area(s) of teaching electrical and electronic theory & practice. Associates degree in Industrial Electrical or related fields and (5) years of experience.
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Exercise judgement when troubleshooting AC/DC motor controls, PLC, electrical drives, and all high voltage systems, keeping them all up to the site voltage maximums. Ability to read and interpret electrical, hydraulic and mechanical schematics.
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Install, connect, test, and maintain electrical systems for a variety of purposes, including lighting, climate control, security, and communications. Able to replace items such as circuit breakers, fuses, switches, electrical and electronic components, or wires.
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