Industrial Electrician

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Conform with and abide by all regulations, policies, work procedures and instructions
• Conform with all safety rules and use all appropriate safety equipment
• Must demonstrate knowledge of lockout/tagout when servicing electrical equipment
• Must be capable of understanding and repairing electrical equipment such as: Control Logic, Allen Bradley SLC 500, Siemens, Vision Systems, etc.
• Repair of motor overload and current protection including fuses and breakers
• Ability to work on 24VDC systems and a working knowledge of 120-, 220/240- and 480-volt power distribution installation, maintenance, and repair
• Accomplish all work orders to maintain safety; reduce downtime; decrease scrap; improve quality production; and improve plant efficiency
• Follows all safety rules and procedures including lockout/tagout program, housekeeping, and 5S standards and observes the operations to ensure a safe work environment

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Must be able to communicate professionally and clearly with co-workers and management
• Industrial Electrician with a valid 442A license
• Full and complete understanding of hydraulics and pneumatics
• Experience with machine set-ups, troubleshoots equipment failures, and perform repair and prevent maintenance services ensuring that all safety procedures are followed
• Must have strong PLC troubleshooting capability and ability to read and program code
• Must have good working knowledge of all aspects of electrical controls, mechanical assembly, plumbing, and heating, ventilating and air conditioning related control systems
• Read and interpret electrical control and mechanical assembly drawings, as well as service manuals for all equipment
• Troubleshoot and repair both Electrical and Mechanical problems associated with Production and Facility equipment in a timely manner
• Must be able to work to repair equipment back to service during emergency breakdowns
• Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists
• Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, and diagram or schedule form