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Manufacturing Electrician -- AC/DC Motors & High‑Horsepower Systems

Franklin Park, IL • On-site

Novolex Corporate
Plastics Packaging Film and Sheet (including Laminated) Manufacturing • 10K+ employees

$33.04 - $36.04/hr

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Posted 10 days ago


Novolex rating

7.0

Company rating: 7.0 out of 10

Based on 105 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz


Job description

Job Description
Job Description
Your Mission Starts Here — Franklin Park, IL

Can you keep complex production lines running safely and efficiently? Step into a role where your electrical expertise powers thermo-formers, trim presses, extruders, crystallizers, and dryers—while meeting rigorous standards for product quality, safety, and legal compliance.

What success looks like
  • Every job begins and ends with safety: Lockout/Tagout, Critical Safety Rules, plant/department protocols, PPE, MSDS procedures, fire system alarms, and proper equipment startup/shutdown.
  • Work orders are completed accurately and on time, with clear documentation.
  • Equipment issues are diagnosed quickly; root causes are found and fixed.
  • AC/DC motor controls, single‑ and 3‑phase circuits, electronic drives, and PLC controls are repaired and optimized.
  • Conduit, machine wiring, and high‑horsepower motor installs (up to 600 hp and larger) are executed to spec.
  • Custom brackets, electrical boxes, and disconnect mounts are fabricated and installed cleanly.
  • AC/DC motors are inspected, tested, cleaned, and brushes replaced when needed.
  • Preventive maintenance on thermo-formers, trim presses, extrusion and support equipment reduces unplanned downtime.
  • Teammates gain capability through your training and sign‑offs.
  • You jump in where needed—other duties as assigned.
Your toolkit
  • 3+ years of industrial electrical experience.
  • Proficiency reading electrical schematics/blueprints and troubleshooting electrical circuits.
  • Lift/Scissor Truck operation.
  • Clear, professional communication with managers and peers.
  • Bonus: Experience with electrical components on thermo-formers, extruders, crystallizers, and dryers.
Schedule & Pay
  • Shift: 7am–7pm, 2‑2‑3 rotation
  • Starting pay range: $33.04–$36.04 an hour (Based on Experience)
Ready to power production?

Text 928-668-6539 (928-NOVOLEX) to apply. Hiring immediately.


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