Electrical & Instrumentation Co-op
Eastover, SC, United States1w ago
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- Salary
- $65K/yr
- Location
- Eastover, SC, United States
- Work style
- Onsite
- Level
- Intern
- Function
- other
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- 1w ago
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calibrationelectrical circuitsplcpower distributionprocess controlroboticstroubleshooting
About the role
Electrical & Instrumentation Co-op
This position will assist Journeyman-level E&I Technicians in routine maintenance work as well as performing many duties independently. This will be a temporary position that will be structured to better prepare students for active employment in an industrial environment while earning them College Credit Hours.
Duties for E&I Technicians include, but are not restricted to, electrical circuit troubleshooting & repair, conduit & wire installation, lighting repair, PLC troubleshooting & repair, drive troubleshooting & repair, Instrumentation & control valve calibration, troubleshooting & repair.
Minimum qualifications:
Actively Enrolled in an Electrical-Instrumentation Technology curriculum. (or an equivalent, recognized Electrical & Instrumentation Technology Program)
Knowledge of DCS, PLC, Electric drive, Process Control and Instrumentation, and power distribution systems, Robotics, and Industrial Safety.
Preferred qualifications:
Working experience in a team based environment.
Demonstrated troubleshooting skills, operating in a team environment
Eligibility: Students need:
3.0 (B average) or greater
Going into their final Semester
Program Coordinators’ permission
Base pay is $31.33 per hour, and the anticipated start date would be January 2027
This position will assist Journeyman-level E&I Technicians in routine maintenance work as well as performing many duties independently. This will be a temporary position that will be structured to better prepare students for active employment in an industrial environment while earning them College Credit Hours.
Duties for E&I Technicians include, but are not restricted to, electrical circuit troubleshooting & repair, conduit & wire installation, lighting repair, PLC troubleshooting & repair, drive troubleshooting & repair, Instrumentation & control valve calibration, troubleshooting & repair.
Minimum qualifications:
Actively Enrolled in an Electrical-Instrumentation Technology curriculum. (or an equivalent, recognized Electrical & Instrumentation Technology Program)
Knowledge of DCS, PLC, Electric drive, Process Control and Instrumentation, and power distribution systems, Robotics, and Industrial Safety.
Preferred qualifications:
Working experience in a team based environment.
Demonstrated troubleshooting skills, operating in a team environment
Eligibility: Students need:
3.0 (B average) or greater
Going into their final Semester
Program Coordinators’ permission
Base pay is $31.33 per hour, and the anticipated start date would be January 2027