5+ years of maintenance experience in a heavy industrial setting
Ability to obtain and maintain OSHA Certified Powered Industrial Vehicle operator license
Demonstrated excellent attendance in previous roles
Strong understanding of safety and security procedures
Responsibilities
Install conduit, wiring, and equipment with craftsmanship
Read and interpret various electrical and instrumentation diagrams
Install, maintain, and troubleshoot A/C and D/C motor control equipment
Repair 3-phase 460V power distribution and low voltage DC control systems
Maintain and troubleshoot PLC and computer-based control systems
Troubleshoot combustion equipment and gas-fired systems
Coordinate machine downtime and repairs with production management
Benefits
Opportunity for skill development in advanced electrical systems
Engagement in a dynamic industrial environment
Active role in maintaining critical production equipment
Collaboration with cross-functional teams for operational continuity
Commitment to safety and professional standards
Full Job Description
About the Role:
As a Maintenance Electrician, you will maintain A/C and D/C motor control equipment along with install conduit and wiring in a skilled and professional manner. In this role, you will remain current on all ladder logic and instrumentation diagrams while maintaining and understanding process control loops. In addition, you will maintain and troubleshoot combustion equipment and install PLC and computer-based control systems. What You'll Do:
Install conduit, wring and equipment with craftsmanship in a skilled and professional manner
Read and interpret electrical power distribution, control, ladder logic, piping and instrumentation diagrams
Install, commission, maintain, and troubleshoot A/C and D/C motor control equipment
Install, troubleshoot, and repair 3-phase 460V power distribution systems, 120VAC control systems, and low voltage DC control systems
Install, maintain, and troubleshoot PLC and computer-based control systems. Use computer skills and computer-related equipment to diagnose problems with production equipment
Maintain and troubleshoot combustion equipment including gas trains, automatic control valves, and other gas-fired equipment
Understand, maintain, and repair process control loops
Determine if production equipment needs to be repaired or services; coordinate machine downtime and repairs with production management
Take an active role in the requisitioning of parts/materials necessary for the continued operation of the plant
Perform preventative maintenance routines as scheduled and as needed
Communicate maintenance issues with other shifts to ensure continuity of operation. Read and record comments in both Maintenance and Production logbooks
What You'll Need:
Education:
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) required.
Must be able to obtain and maintain current OSHA Certified Powered Industrial Vehicle operator license.
Experience:
Minimum of five (5) years of maintenance experience with mechanical equipment in a heavy industrial environment.
Must have exhibited excellent attendance in prior work history and be committed to maintaining such attendance. This is a key qualification, due to the unusual nature of the operation.
To perform this job successfully, individuals must demonstrate the following:
Observe safety and security procedures, report potentially unsafe conditions, and use equipment and materials properly.
Accurately count and perform basic math functions, including mental calculation of simple equations and/or fractions.
Must be able to sufficiently read, write, and understand English.
