Automotive Electrician

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

usd45

Job status

Permanent

Location

General Motors
Eastlake, OH, United States

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join General Motors as an Automotive Electrician Journeyperson!

Take part in maintaining and troubleshooting complex electrical systems with minimal supervision at Parma Metal Center. This role involves essential hands-on work such as installation, repair, and preventative maintenance of electrical equipment, along with teamwork and continuous improvement activities. You will have the chance to use your problem-solving skills and read electrical schematics while working in a dynamic manufacturing environment.

Qualifications: Must have completed an Electrical Apprenticeship or have at least six years of experience. U.S. work eligibility and age 18+ required. Flexible hours including shifts and overtime.

Benefits: Competitive hourly wages, annual incentives, comprehensive total rewards package, and an inclusive work culture committed to safety and equality.

Apply now and be part of a vision to create a safer, cleaner, and better world with GM! 🚗⚡

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General Motors

General Motors

🚀 Exciting career opportunity at General Motors for qualified Automotive Electricians! Work with advanced electrical equipment, enjoy competitive pay from $37.77 to $44.96/hr plus benefits, and be part of a visionary team dedicated to safety and innovation. Flexible shifts and a supportive environment await you. 🔧💡

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