Install, test, maintain and troubleshoot wiring, fixtures, control devices and equipment.
Assist with the installation and commissioning of equipment during various capital project initiatives.
Effectively diagnose and repair malfunctioning systems and components including instrumentation, PLCs, VFDs, etc.
Proficiency use of electrical test equipment such as but not limited to digital multimeters, ammeters, meggers, instrument loop calibrators, oscilloscopes, process controllers, etc.
Read and interpret equipment drawings, P & IDs, and schematics, as well as make corrections and changes to drawings as needed.
Properly link PLCs to Process Historian, Computerized Maintenance Management systems, and Environmental control software.
Project management for all plant projects, and the implementation of new technologies for process control and equipment monitoring.
Adhere to workplace safety policies, regulations, and compliances.
Maintain a clean and environmentally safe work area.
Ability to utilize skills to Improve equipment Optimization and Reliability.
Maintain logs, and record labor, materials and equipment used.
Effectively Communicate to all Team Members and Management any equipment deficiencies.
Meticulous Attention to detail; able to follow instruction both written and verbal.
Participate in Breakdown Analysis, Root Cause Analysis, Focused Improvement, and 5S projects.
Ensure workers adhere to Local, State and Federal Codes and Regulations.
Perform other duties as required and serve as a back-up resource as needed.
Oversee contractor operations and ensure check-ins with leads.
Qualifications and Education Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent education; trade school or college preferred.
Minimum 5 years relevant work experience as a Programmer required.
Applied Science (BAS) Degree in Electronics Technology and or Industrial Electronics and Electrical Maintenance Certificate preferred.
One year’s manufacturing experience.
Ability to work Independently and Utilize Critical Problem Solving and Decision-Making skills to Generate and Implement Solutions throughout the Process.
Must maintain Compliance within all LOTO, Confined Space, Hot Work, Working at Heights Policies.
OSHA 10 Training and Experience.
Ability to work extended hours to includes nights, weekends, and holidays.
Ability to work at heights more than 80 feet, use man lifts, and work in confined spaces.
Ability to work outdoors, rotating shifts, and lift 50 pounds required.
