JUMPSTART, ADVANCE, AND LOVE YOUR CAREER WITH SMSI At SMSI, we believe in our employees. With above-average pay, extensive benefits, vocational training, and a family-based atmosphere, we are always looking for people seeking to improve themselves. Together our team strives to perform the best service possible for customers. We thrive on challenges and believe in fair compensation for dedication, detail, and professionalism. Apply today to find out how you can become a part of our team. Responsibilities include testing electrical systems, documenting actions, repairing electrical issues by replacing or installing components, wiring, or devices, and maintaining a safe work environment by adhering to all company guidelines and OSHA safety requirements. Work with an established team of electricians, to complete a variety of customer-driven projects. Benefits: • Medical • Dental • Vision • 401k • Life Insurance Responsibilities: • Inspect and troubleshoot electrical systems, components, and related equipment according to safety codes. • Analyze and repair motor and control systems commonly utilized in industrial and commercial settings. • Assemble raceway and cable tray systems. • Execute preventive maintenance activities on electrical wiring and systems. • Comprehend electrical schematics, blueprints, and manuals. • Exercise problem-solving and critical-thinking abilities to solve problems. • Install, program, and mount VFDs, soft starts, transformers and motors, and panelboards. • Stretch and run wire, conduit, and other materials of varying sizes. • Connect motors and transformers. • Utilize threaders, big pipe benders, and tuggers as necessary. Qualifications: • The qualifications required may differ based on the technician's level of experience. • The technician's proficiency is expected to grow with their accumulated experience. • Comfortable with reading and comprehending electrical blueprints, schematics, and diagrams. • Proficiency in using manual and electric tools commonly used in electrical tasks. • Capable of flexing, scaling, crouching, stretching, and kneeling. • Proficiency in electrical theory, along with the related principles, materials, and equipment. • Able to travel out of town during the week. Compensation: $33 - $37 hourly

• Inspect and troubleshoot electrical systems, components, and related equipment according to safety codes. • Analyze and repair motor and control systems commonly utilized in industrial and commercial settings. • Assemble raceway and cable tray systems. • Execute preventive maintenance activities on electrical wiring and systems. • Comprehend electrical schematics, blueprints, and manuals. • Exercise problem-solving and critical-thinking abilities to solve problems. • Install, program, and mount VFDs, soft starts, transformers and motors, and panelboards. • Stretch and run wire, conduit, and other materials of varying sizes. • Connect motors and transformers. • Utilize threaders, big pipe benders, and tuggers as necessary.