Automotive Electrician

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

usd45

Job status

Permanent

Location

General Motors
Bath Township, OH, United States

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join General Motors as an Automotive Electrician!

Become a skilled Industrial Electrician Journeyperson working with cutting-edge electrical equipment and control systems in a dynamic automotive environment. Enjoy a competitive hourly wage ranging from $37.77 to $44.96, inclusive of incentives. Benefit from a supportive, inclusive workplace that promotes continuous improvement, teamwork, and safety in line with OSHA standards. Ideal candidates have electrical apprenticeship certification or equivalent experience, are willing to work flexible shifts including overtime, and thrive in a fast-paced setting. Apply if you seek a rewarding career with General Motors' commitment to zero crashes, emissions, and congestion.

Why Choose GM?

  • Competitive pay with annual incentives
  • Inclusive, safe, and growth-oriented culture
  • Comprehensive benefits from day one
  • Opportunities to impact future automotive innovation

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General Motors

General Motors

🚗🔌 Exciting opportunity with General Motors! Become an Automotive Electrician with hourly pay up to $44.96. Work in a safety-first, innovative environment with a team that values inclusion and growth. Flexible shifts, strong benefits, and a chance to make a real impact in the automotive world. Apply today and power your career with GM! ⚡👷‍♂️

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