R6967 Senior Electrician

Under the direction of and reporting to the Supervisor of Maintenance, the Senior Electrician is responsible for all aspects of installation and repairing of electrical equipment. This includes but is not limited to motors, breakers, drivers, PLC controls, various sensors/switches, and associated programming needs. This role also is responsible for in-depth troubleshooting of equipment which is high in complexity. We are offering a $2,500 sign-on bonus (paid after completing 30 days of employment).You will have the opportunity to:Profile equipment needs and develops plans for maintenance, projects, and improvements. Actively contributes to safety adherence and understanding across the organization around electrical safety best practices. Works closely to understand operator/company needs and implements plans for achieving these in a safe mannerBe responsible for calibration of electrical machinery, ovens and equipment. This includes leading and working with outside vendors/technicians for this including coordination of activities with production/operations to minimize impact and support business volumesAssume leadership role with other electricians including those at another site - Buffalo/Wheatfield. Functions as foreperson for outages and turn-arounds within established timelines including off-hours and weekend workAssist Supervisor of Maintenance in payout of new installations. Completes all associated documentation and works with vendors to ensure work completionLead inventory control for electrical components and ensures critical spares are on hand. Has responsibility for balancing of inventory on hand with plant needsAssist Engineering staff and maintenance supervisor in planning and problem-solving plant expansion and improvement. Functions as a lead for project scoping, estimating, and management during these projectsWork from blueprints, drawings, layouts or other specifications. Marks up drawings as appropriate, develops new schematics, and assists engineering in developing P&IDsLocate and diagnose trouble in the electrical system or equipment. Applies advanced troubleshooting skills/abilities over a wide mix of equipment, process, and systems; including controls/PLCsWork standard computations relating to load requirements or wiring or electrical equipment. Leads initiatives to balance plant loading including switchgear installation and departmental loadingUse a variety of electrician's hand tools, measuring equipment, and testing instruments. Utilizes testing equipment including multi-meters, load testing, and computers utilized in troubleshooting/programming of controlsDevelop WOs within CMMS and execute on WO completion. Leads development and training on electrical/instrumentation PM/PdM development and execution covering instrumentation, motors/drives, and power supplyTroubleshoot, install, upgrade, and program of PLCs (programmable logical controllers) as well as other automation including SCADA and various other controllers/systemsUse computer to perform work order, stock, parts on maintenance program system. This including ordering of routine inventory, working with purchasing on pricing/sourcing, and entering requisitions for project needs; including all inventory management/project kittingOther duties may be assignedREQUIREMENTS:High School Diploma or GEDAssociates Degree in Electrical Technology, Electrical Engineering, or related field preferredA minimum of 5 years on the job experience is required or equivalent education, plus solid maintenance metalworking and carpentry skillsMinimum Salary: 27.50Maximum Salary: 38.00Salary Unit: Yearly