Electrical Systems and Controls Analyst

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Westinghouse Electric Company

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Hopkins, SC, United States

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Do you aspire to join a cutting-edge team dedicated to developing sustainable energy solutions? At Westinghouse, we value our employees immensely and commit to fostering diversity.

Position Overview:

As an Electrical Systems and Controls Analyst, engage in the intricate installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of plant machinery electrical components.

Main Functions:

  • Address electrical control systems issues, focusing on solid-state and relay-based models.
  • Install and upkeep key components like control panels and programmable logic units.
  • Systematically perform routine maintenance tasks, ensuring minimal downtime.
  • Carefully follow regulations and refresh schematic diagrams as needed.
  • Engage with accountability and adhere closely to safety protocols and hygiene standards.

Candidate Essentials:

  • High School qualification or GED required minimum.
  • Experience of at least one year in industrial electrical maintenance roles.
  • Proficient understanding of electrical systems via study or hands-on roles.
  • Preferred – Certification or degree in Industrial Electricity.

Benefits of Working Here:

Embrace a career where nuclear energy meets innovation. Join in on the mission of ensuring safety, team spirit, and customer satisfaction.

  • Enjoy competitive compensation along with a full health, wellness, and savings package.
  • Benefit from educational assistance and potential flexible working scenarios.

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Westinghouse is an Equal Opportunity Employer including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities.

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