Overview of the Role

As an electrician at Vaulted, you will be responsible for performing skilled level electrical work in the installation, alteration, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems and equipment at Vaulted’s facility. These processes should occur in a timely and efficient manner, ensuring that operations can occur and resume safely. You will routinely inspect electrical systems and equipment to ensure its operating safety and efficacy and effectively communicate its status to the team. Ultimately, your work as a Vaulted Electrician will slow climate change by sequestering organic waste that removes harmful Green House Gases (GHGs) from the atmosphere that would otherwise pollute the environment and local communities.

Why This Job is Great

• Steady income and job stability. Pending success after a 90-day probationary period, this role provides consistent working hours and a regular paycheck with opportunities for pay raises and bonuses

• Highly stimulating work environment where you will be solving critical problems to ensure Vaulted’s operations run smoothly

• Learning opportunities to repair complex machinery and processes. This can enhance your technical and problem-solving skills for future growth in your career as each day presents new challenges and tasks

About Vaulted

Vaulted is an emerging leader in permanent carbon removal. Vaulted takes organic waste sources (biosolids, manure, agricultural, food waste, paper sludge, etc.) that today are sent to a landfill, dumped into an ocean/river, land applied, or otherwise left to decompose, releasing Green House Gases (GHGs) into the atmosphere. Then, Vaulted uses a slurry sequestration technology that injects and traps the carbon-filled waste underground for 10,000+ years. Our carbon removal goes beyond vaulting carbon - it improves local environmental and human health. Our operations seek to correct historically unjust waste management practices and advance environmental justice.

About the Role

As an electrician at Vaulted, your work will help to slow climate change and safeguard your community. By maintaining and repairing electrical systems, controls, and equipment on our machinery that takes organic waste polluting the surrounding environment (i.e., excess manure from farms), your work will help to clean up and protect your community.

Responsibilities of this role are as follows (and others that may not be listed):

• Assess electrical equipment (transformers, circuit breakers, pumps, screens, motors, switch fear) of our machinery if/when it malfunctions to best diagnose the problem. Promptly troubleshoot to make repairs to the electrical systems when needed
• Critically problem solve to minimize downtime and maintain efficiency of the equipment onsite
• Test repaired electrical systems (with appropriate testing devices) on machinery/equipment to ensure it is completed to National Electric Code state and local regulations
• Read technical diagrams and blueprints of assembly and parts drawings
• Communicate with operators, supervisors, and mechanic(s) to relay electrical disruptions/errors, timelines for repair, and effect on operations
• Routinely conduct preventative inspection of the electrical systems of Vaulted’s machinery, equipment, and facilities to ensure its operating safety and efficiency
• Keep accurate and detailed records of serviced electrical systems, equipment, and control for organized and accessible history of machine and system health/repairs
• Comply with safety, health, and environmental guidelines of the facility
• Participate in ongoing training and company-sponsored meetings

The role is eligible to receive compensation for overtime work and bonuses. After successfully completing a 90 day probationary period, this role is eligible for company benefits including, medical, dental, vision, life insurance, long and short-term disability, Paid Time Off, 401k with competitive employer match.

This position requires roughly 40 hours of work per week with flexibility across all 7 days of the week. Candidates must be able to work evenings, weekends, and holiday hours as needed.

What You Will Bring

To succeed in this role, and to help the company to succeed in our mission, the Electrician should:

• Have a high school diploma or G.E.D.
• Have an Associate’s degree in Industrial Electrical Technology or related electrical field
• A valid Kansas Driver’s License without major moving violations for insurability requirements
• Have at least 2 years of experience working as an electrician in an apprenticeship, maintaining, assessing, and repairing electrical systems. Working at facilities with heavy equipment and machinery is preferred
• An electrical license in the state of Kansas preferred
• A thorough understanding of the electrical systems of heavy machinery and its
• components
• Knowledge of engines, transmissions, hydraulics, and its electrical systems
• Pay close attention to detail to properly diagnose and repair electrical systems of heavy machinery (and facilities) while being able to work under minimal supervision and time constraints
• Be prepared to deal with and repair a variety of malfunctions
• Quickly and effectively communicate with operators, mechanics, supervisors, and other operational staff onsite as electrical issues with machinery, operations, and facilities arise
• Be a team player. Collaborate with operators, supervisors, mechanics, and other operational staff onsite
• Be open to joining a team that holds one another accountable and offers help when needed with a strong commitment to safety protocol

Additional Information and Requirements

• This role requires ability to work with machinery and equipment up to 80 pounds
• This role will spend a significant amount of time outside exposed to varying weather conditions
• This role will require ability to climb on, under, and around equipment while kneeling, squatting, and crawling around machinery as needed