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Industrial Maintenance Electrician
Company : Poly-America
Location : Grand Prairie, TX, 75051
Job Type : Full Time
Date Posted : 2 January 2026
Overview
Poly-America, L.P., leading plastics manufacturer, is currently seeking an Industrial Maintenance Electrician to join our Maintenance Department. Poly-America produces several lines of polyethylene products including high quality trash bags, construction films, and agricultural films.
Responsibilities
The Electrician will be working in a manufacturing maintenance team. Equipment must be maintained to OEM specifications including all safety systems. Tasks include inspecting, troubleshooting, replacing, repairing of worn or failed parts. Other tasks include installing of electrical upgrades and installation of new or relocated equipment. The role may involve additional responsibilities and opportunities as they become necessary and/or are assigned by management.
Qualifications
- Minimum one year of experience in industrial maintenance electrical work in a manufacturing environment.
- The aptitude and desire to work safely and follow all safety policies and procedures.
- Able to work from verbal or written instructions with a strong desire to be hands on with their work and to follow policies and procedures.
- The aptitude and desire necessary to be a good student of Poly-America processes, equipment, and procedures.
- Problem solving skills including troubleshooting of electrical equipment.
- Working knowledge of OSHA lock out tag out regulations.
- Knowledge and practical use of basic electrical tools and meters.
Successfully passing a drug screen is required for this position.
Poly-America offers competitive compensation packages including Medical/Dental, paid vacations and holidays, and 401(K).
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Frequently asked questions
Grand Prairie offers a unique blend of industrial growth and manufacturing presence, which impacts demand for maintenance electricians. Compared to Houston or Dallas, Grand Prairie tends to have a tighter-knit community with competitive job openings, often valuing hands-on skills and adherence to safety standards specific to local manufacturing plants.
Certifications like OSHA lockout/tagout and NFPA 70E are highly regarded in Grand Prairie and the broader DFW region. Employers prioritize candidates who demonstrate compliance with regional safety regulations and have practical electrical troubleshooting skills tailored to industrial manufacturing environments.
Mastery of equipment troubleshooting, knowledge of OEM specifications, and proficiency with electrical testing tools are crucial. Understanding manufacturing electrical systems and safety protocols enables electricians to efficiently maintain and upgrade industrial machinery, reducing downtime and ensuring compliance.
Definitely. Starting as a maintenance electrician can lead to supervisory roles or specialized engineering technician positions. Gaining experience with complex equipment and continuous learning about new electrical technologies in manufacturing plants fosters upward mobility.
Salaries typically range between $50,000 and $65,000 annually, depending on experience and certifications. Local demand for industrial electricians combined with the manufacturing sector’s stability often results in competitive compensation packages including benefits.
Poly-America emphasizes safety and hands-on problem-solving, which means electricians there regularly engage in troubleshooting and maintaining equipment according to strict OEM and safety guidelines. The company culture encourages learning and adapting to evolving manufacturing processes.
Poly-America’s focus on polyethylene product manufacturing demands specialized knowledge of electrical systems in plastic production equipment. Their structured maintenance team fosters collaboration, giving electricians exposure to both routine upkeep and equipment upgrade projects.
Yes, working at Poly-America builds valuable expertise with industry-specific electrical systems and safety standards. This experience is highly transferable within the plastics manufacturing sector, making candidates attractive to other companies seeking skilled maintenance electricians.
Electricians often encounter unexpected equipment failures, requiring swift diagnostics and repair under pressure. Navigating complex OEM specs while adhering to safety protocols demands both technical know-how and adaptability to minimize production downtime.
Key tools include multimeters, clamp meters, insulation testers, and basic hand tools. Proficiency with these instruments enables accurate fault detection and efficient electrical repairs, critical for maintaining high-functioning manufacturing equipment.