Electrician - Navy / Submarine

Job Description

Role Overview

We are looking for an Electrician to support our Advanced Materials & Chemicals Division in Rochester, NY.

Kodak offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the revitalization of an iconic global company. We combine the strength of a brand that is recognized and beloved around the world with the excitement and entrepreneurial spirit of a start-up. We are stable, profitable, optimistic about the future and looking for professionals with energy, ideas and ambition to help us take next steps in completing our transformation. We're building a culture which values creativity in all its forms, having a global perspective, a focus on sustainability, and the kind of trust that enables us to succeed by taking calculated risks. Kodak has a rich heritage of leadership and innovation, but is also, in many ways, still inventing itself. At this stage of our comeback, Kodak is truly a place where you can make a difference.

As an Electrician you will :

• Provide electrical support for chemical processing equipment, machinery, and facilities. vices, heat tracing, lighting, etc.
• Work includes equipment repairs, maintenance, and equipment upgrades.
• Candidate expected to become electrical systems and equipment expert in area of responsibility.
• High level of expertise needed to effectively troubleshoot and repair equipment.
• Implement established preventive maintenance program.
• Installation of conduit, wiring, switches, relays, lighting, circuit breakers using power tools and hand tools.
• Calibrations using test equipment.
• Process controls experience a plus, including pneumatic controls.

Qualifications Include :

Minimum Education Level and Experience :

Work Hours :

EOE Policy Statement :

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, or disability.

Estimated Salary : $32.00 - $40.00

Experience Level : 5-10 Years

Requisition ID : 1728