Electrical Mechanical Technicians - Industrial Electrician

The electro/mechanical technician, under the supervision of the Maintenance Manager, will perform general mechanical and industrial electrical maintenance work on all production and grounds equipment of a plastics extrusion manufacturing plant. Performs duties such as preventative, troubleshooting, rebuilds and general repairs. Works with pumps, hydraulics, electrical control systems, conveyors, and pneumatics. Also performs machine installation, construction, and facility maintenance.

Performs basic mechanical and electrical maintenance repairs.

Completes preventative maintenance as scheduled to drive down performance losses and increase equipment reliability.

Maintains and services specific equipment such as HVAC, compressors, facilities equipment, powered industrial vehicles.

Troubleshoots electrical and mechanical problems on all equipment such as extruders, conveyors, packaging equipment, etc.

Sets up equipment for product changeovers, start-ups and monitor cleaning for the prevention of damage due to improper use.

Performs basic computer functions such as: work orders data entry, look up of inventory stock locations, logging downtime comments and minutes.

Properly use mechanical and electrical tools and diagnostic instruments.

Responds to all emergency line calls quickly and cooperatively.

Maintains a clean work area and practices good housekeeping on a regular basis.

Actively participates in correcting and communicating safety hazards.

Ability to read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and plans (mechanical and/or electrical).

Superior interpersonal and communication to work with co-workers.

Highly organized with exceptional problem-solving skills.

Ability to perform all tasks with confidence, precision and strong attention to detail and safety.

High School or equivalent, with specialized courses in electronics and/or mechanics.

2-3 years of experience in troubleshooting electronic and mechanical components.

Solid knowledge of industrial mechanics principles including hydraulics, pneumatics, electric motors, and controls.

Specialized training in welding, machining and fabrication a plus.

Able to endure working in a manufacturing environment with inside excessive hot and cold temperatures, able to tolerate exposure to dust and noise for 12-hour shifts.

Prolonged sitting and/or standing on concrete floors; Frequent walking; Occasional climb ladders, work in confined spaces.

Frequent reaching; Repetitive use of wrist, hands and fingers.