Grove City, Ohio, United States · On-site
Creative Mobile Interiors - This position in in Grove City, OH AIRSTREAM, INC. FACTORY JOB CLASSIFICATION TITLE: Installer/Electrician Creative Mobile Interiors is a custom van, RV, and truck builder looking for an elect…
Skills: 12-Volt Electrical Systems, 110-Volt Electrical Systems, Electrical Troubleshooting, Schematic Reading, Circuit Testing
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Install and create 12-volt and 110-volt electrical systems and components in custom vehicles. Diagnose, isolate, and correct electrical troubles to ensure safe and proper operation of the units.
Requires a high school diploma and at least 5 years of experience in vehicle wiring and electrical troubleshooting. Candidates must be able to read schematics, lift up to 40lbs, and provide their own hand tools.
AIRSTREAM, INC.
Creative Mobile Interiors is a custom van, RV, and truck builder looking for an electrical installer. Someone who has a passion for creating custom vehicles for any application. From custom RV trailers, to tricked out tailgating motorhomes, if our customers can dream of it, we need to build it.
We are looking for an Installer and troubleshooter. Must have experience in 12-volt vehicle electrical systems as well as 110-volt residential knowledge.
Install 12 volt and 110 volts wiring and other electrical components in vehicles. Test unit electrical systems and perform necessary repairs to assure safe and proper operation. Responsible for repair of potential electrical hazards in unit.
1. Installs and creates 12 volt and 110-volt systems with attention to detail and per all applicable codes and safety regulations.
2. May install and wire a variety of interior and exterior lights, fans, antennas, stereos, amplifiers, junction boxes, receptacles, breaker panels, fuse panels, power centers, inverters, power management systems, batteries, air conditioners, power cords, solar panels and appliances etc.
3. Recognize obvious defects in materials and workmanship.
4. May be required to repair or replace components and assemblies that are defective or damaged in installation.
5. Must read unit schematics. Use high potential electrical test equipment (hipot-training available) and insulation continuity tester (meg-training available) to identify circuit feedback and electrical shorts in unit’s 12-volt and 110-volt electrical systems. Sequentially test internal and external systems.
6. Diagnose, isolate and correct electrical troubles.
7. Follow detailed verbal and written instructions.
8. Works with minimum supervision and guidance.
9. May be directed to do other duties as assigned by Management and may be required to perform work in other job classifications at the same or lower levels.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty listed above satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required:
1. 5+ years in knowledge of vehicle wiring, 12 volts systems, batteries, car stereos and alarms.
2. Job requires extensive knowledge of unit wiring, circuitry, and electrical troubleshooting for 12v and 110v systems.
3. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work on more than one assignment at a time
4. Analytical, patient, tenacious personality.
5. Factory noise level is average.
6. Must be able to stand, sit, or squat down working on vehicles for long periods of time.
7. Must observe safety regulations, knowledge of lock out tag out, and wearing personal protective gear while at work.
8. Must be able to lift up to 40lbs
9. Responsible, trustworthy individual required to perform work in customer’s unit where personal goods and valuables are kept.
10. Good attendance record.
11. Skills in carpentry, cabinetry, other trades a plus.
12. Employee is expected to provide their own variety of hand tools including screw drivers, wrenches, sockets, pliers, tape measure etc.
13. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, engineering drawings and schematics, warning labels and procedure manuals.
14. The individual must have the ability to accurately read a tape measure, operate basic electrical diagnostic meters and perform basic math skills.
High school diploma or GED or equivalent combination of education and work experience are required.
Advanced or trade school education is a plus.
Prior experience as an electrician is of value.
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
1. See Appendix A
1. Job requires the mandatory use of safety glasses with side shields. If prescription glasses are worn they must have Z87 lenses and frames, and side shields. If the prescription glasses are not Z87 approved, non-prescription safety glasses with side shield must be worn over the prescription glasses.
2. Jobs may require the mandatory use of hearing protection i.e. either approved foam or plastic ear plugs, or approved ear muffs. Both types of hearing protection must meet the requirements of ANSI S3.19 1974 or the most recent revision.
3. Other personal protective equipment that may be required include dust mask, cut resistant gloves, protective clothing, face shield, hard hat, and safety-toed shoes etc.
1. Job requires working indoors and occasionally outdoors in ambient temperature and humidity conditions.
2. The individual may be exposed to frequent, short duration noise levels exceeding 85 decibels.
3. The individual may be occasionally exposed to flammable liquids or gases, dust, fumes or airborne particles. The individual may also be occasionally exposed to cleaners, degreasers, polishes, greases, adhesives, coatings or other chemicals with varying degrees of health and flammability dangers.
4. The individual may be exposed to materials with sharp edges that could cause punctures, abrasions or cuts. The individual may also be exposed to power hand tools that could cause serious injury.
Airstream travel trailers and touring coaches inspire adventure and encourage people to #LiveRiveted wherever they go.
Airstream began with a single man and most singular dream. The man was Wally Byam. His dream: to build the perfect travel trailer. One that would move like a stream of air. One that would provide first-class living accommodations anywhere in the world. Thus, 80 years ago, the first Airstream trailer was born. And with it was born yet another dream - a dream of new freedom, new places, new experiences, and new friendships. It was a dream so powerful, so enduring that it did far more than create a new way of travel; it created a new way of life shared by thousands upon thousands of families. The Airstream philosophy has always been and will always be, "Let's not make any changes -- let's make only improvements!" Every inch of an Airstream has a functional purpose. There is no planned obsolescence. This is as true in today's models as it was of the first Airstream to see the light of the open road. The classic Airstream of the 1930's is no museum piece. Still in use today, it is as sturdy and modern in appearance as its very first day. As a result, an Airstream is always "in style," conceived and constructed as a lifetime investment in happiness. Today, the Airstream is the most thoroughly-tested trailer in history. It is years ahead in engineering -- the culmination of 80 years of experience in trailer making, millions of miles of Caravan travel throughout the world; plus millions of miles more by happy Airstream owners. More than ever, the Airstream remains a testimonial of the practical vision, tenacity and know-how of one dedicated man and his team who made your travel dreams come true.
Offices: 419 West Pike Street, Jackson Center, OH 45334, US
Airstream travel trailers and touring coaches inspire adventure and encourage people to #LiveRiveted wherever they go.
Airstream began with a single man and most singular dream. The man was Wally Byam. His dream: to build the perfect travel trailer. One that would move like a stream of air. One that would provide first-class living accommodations anywhere in the world. Thus, 80 years ago, the first Airstream trailer was born. And with it was born yet another dream - a dream of new freedom, new places, new experiences, and new friendships. It was a dream so powerful, so enduring that it did far more than create a new way of travel; it created a new way of life shared by thousands upon thousands of families. The Airstream philosophy has always been and will always be, "Let's not make any changes -- let's make only improvements!" Every inch of an Airstream has a functional purpose. There is no planned obsolescence. This is as true in today's models as it was of the first Airstream to see the light of the open road. The classic Airstream of the 1930's is no museum piece. Still in use today, it is as sturdy and modern in appearance as its very first day. As a result, an Airstream is always "in style," conceived and constructed as a lifetime investment in happiness. Today, the Airstream is the most thoroughly-tested trailer in history. It is years ahead in engineering -- the culmination of 80 years of experience in trailer making, millions of miles of Caravan travel throughout the world; plus millions of miles more by happy Airstream owners. More than ever, the Airstream remains a testimonial of the practical vision, tenacity and know-how of one dedicated man and his team who made your travel dreams come true.
Offices: 419 West Pike Street, Jackson Center, OH 45334, US
