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Electrical Technician at Enviva - ApplyBlast

Electrical Technician

Enviva

1 day ago

2.6 on Glassdoor

Lucedale, Mississippi, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Electrical Technician assists in the production process by troubleshooting and repairing electrical, controls, and mechanical aspects of production and facilities equipment. This role provides technical support, analyzes production data, and works to improve safety, uptime, quality, and other operational metrics. The position involves performing maintenance, inspections, and repairs on heavy equipment and electrical systems while adhering to safety standards and codes.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot and repair electrical, controls, and mechanical production equipment
Perform installation, maintenance, and inspections of heavy equipment following OSHA standards
Analyze production data and adjust operating parameters to improve safety and efficiency

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About Enviva

envivabiomass.com

Headquarters

Bethesda, Maryland, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

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Enviva Biomass is a leading producer of industrial-grade wood pellets used as a renewable fuel for power generation and industrial heat. The company owns and operates pellet mills, storage and export terminals across the southeastern United States and supplies customers globally, particularly utilities and industrial buyers in Europe and Asia. Enviva emphasizes certified chain-of-custody sourcing, forest management monitoring, and lifecycle carbon accounting to position its pellets as a lower‑carbon alternative to coal. It offers large-scale supply, logistics and contract solutions to help customers shift from fossil fuels.