Reporting to the E&I Supervisor, the E&I Tradesman is responsible for: • Troubleshooting, repairing and maintaining mill - wide equipment and machinery • Working days, nights or a combination of both to include overtime • Progressing through the Twin Rivers' Trades Qualification Review process and accepting training The applicant must possess the following qualifications: • Demonstrated work history and a commitment to safety is a must • Minimum of a technical Associate's degree in the Electrical and/or Instrumentation discipline • Ability to diagnose, repair and maintain equipment • Experience in a paper environment or related industry Benefits include: • Vacation Time • Earned Paid Leave • Paid Holidays plus Floating holidays • 401K plus 401K fixed contribution • Medical, Disability, Life Insurance • Overtime and Call Pay Preference will be given to applicants to have five or more years of trade experience, hold a Journeyman's electrical license, have knowledge of drives/PLCs/DCS or other electrical certifications