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Saulsbury Industries

Builds industrial facilities and fabricated equipment

Journeyman Electrician

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Pecos, TX, USA
In Person
Building TradesElectrical

About the job

Requirements
  • Four years of experience in the heavy industrial industry.
  • Knowledge of the National Electric Code and basic safety practices.
  • Ability to pass the drug test required under the company and Department of Transportation anti-drug program.
  • Must attend and successfully complete company safety training.
  • Ability to take needed safety precautions while performing the work.
  • Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds; work at heights above 20 feet; climb 30-foot ladders without resting; maintain balance on catwalks and narrow workspaces; stand for long periods; reach above the head and below the knees; and stoop or kneel.
  • Ability to work overtime each week.
  • Ability to work in awkward or confined spaces, at heights, outdoors, in noisy or dirty environments, around air contaminants such as dust and fumes, and near or below freezing temperatures.
  • Must provide own basic hand tools.
Responsibilities
  • Install, maintain, and repair a variety of electrical equipment, determining appropriate methods and materials for maintenance and repair.
  • Follow safety procedures, conduct safety checks and meetings, and coordinate with operations personnel on permits and clearances before maintenance and repair activities.
  • Under general supervision, install, service, and maintain electrical systems, including power distribution substations, computer and coaxial communication circuits, fiber optic systems, instrumentation systems, fire alarm circuits, and lighting circuits.
  • Determine methods and materials needed to complete assigned maintenance, repair, or construction work.
  • Perform lockout/tagout procedures to secure switchgear and deactivate equipment, and check local switch points to ensure proper lockout procedures are followed.
  • Dismantle equipment or devices to access and remove defective parts or components.
  • Troubleshoot, inspect, maintain, and replace operating equipment; make emergency electrical repairs and inspect work for defects, fire hazards, or other unsafe conditions.
  • Use ammeters, voltmeters, ohmmeters, conduits, fittings, cables, insulators, hand tools, and power tools.
  • Work from electrical schematics, plans, and specifications in accordance with established procedures.
  • Terminate control and power cables and install conduit.
  • Give suitable assignments to helpers and provide basic instruction to supervised employees.
  • Move materials, tools, and equipment; clean the work area and perform safety-related duties.
  • Complete paperwork documenting repair and maintenance activities and communicate with personnel regarding maintenance initiation.
  • Work in operating facilities while following applicable safety policies and procedures.
  • Attend safety meetings and specialty training as directed by management, and perform other related duties as assigned.

About the company

Saulsbury Industries provides engineering, procurement, construction and fabrication services for industrial infrastructure projects across the United States. Its work spans early scope development, cost estimating, detailed engineering, equipment purchasing and field construction through startup and commissioning. The company builds power and process facilities, including gas treatment plants, substations, battery storage systems and water infrastructure. Fabrication teams produce piping, structural steel, electrical assemblies, equipment skids and modules for installation at project sites. Founded in 1967, Saulsbury Industries is headquartered in Odessa, Texas.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Odessa, TX

Founded

1967

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What believers are saying

  • Career development: employees receive training, mentorship and leadership development opportunities.
  • Personal support: the employee assistance program covers personal, financial, legal and wellness needs.
  • Family education support: a company scholarship program supports employees' children in college or vocational school.

What critics are saying

  • Height exposure: journeyman electricians must climb thirty-foot ladders without resting.
  • Night work: the electrical quality inspector role requires on-site night shifts.
  • Geographic flexibility: project controls managers must be able to work at sites in Texas, New Mexico or North Dakota.

What makes Saulsbury Industries unique

  • Independent ownership: the company describes itself as debt-free and family-owned.
  • Controlled production: Saulsbury owns and operates its fabrication facilities.
  • Formal execution controls: its safety and quality system uses planning, execution, evaluation and improvement phases.

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