Automotive Electrician

Job opportunity

Expected salary range

usd44

Job status

Permanent

Location

General Motors
Middleport, NY, United States

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join General Motors as an Automotive Electrician!

Step into a skilled role responsible for installation, repair, and maintenance of complex electrical equipment in a dynamic manufacturing environment. We seek qualified Industrial Electrician Journeypersons with at least 6 years of experience or relevant certification. Enjoy competitive hourly pay ranging from $36.68 to $43.67, strong benefits, and an inclusive culture committed to safety and innovation.

Key perks:

  • Flexible shifts with overtime opportunities
  • Comprehensive training and career growth
  • Focus on safety and teamwork

What you'll do:

  • Maintain and troubleshoot electrical systems
  • Promote continuous improvement
  • Work collaboratively with cross-functional teams

Ready to power the future with GM? Apply now and be part of a team driving change toward zero crashes, emissions, and congestion!

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General Motors

General Motors

🔌 Looking for a skilled electrician role with competitive pay and career growth? Join General Motors as an Automotive Electrician! Enjoy flexible shifts, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive culture focused on safety and innovation. Work with cutting-edge electrical systems and collaborate across teams to help shape the future of mobility. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity! ⚡️

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