Electrical & Automation Technician Electrical & Automation Technician

Nestle Operational Services Worldwide SA•Town of Medford, WI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Nestlé USA is hiring an E&A Technician at their Medford manufacturing facility. This role directly contributes to the production of well-known pizza brands. The company fosters an inclusive workplace that encourages innovation, strategic thinking, creativity, and celebrates achievements. Employees are empowered to challenge the status quo, embrace risk-taking, and pioneer new ideas in a supportive and collaborative environment that promotes bold ambitions and continuous learning.

Requirements

Electrical skills on PLCs: Pico, Mico, CompactLogix, SLC500, ControlLogix, Guard Logix and PLC-5
Electrical skills on Servos: Ultra, Kinetix
Electrical skills on Networks: Ethernet /IP, Sercos, DH-485, DH+ and Remote I/O
Electrical skills on Safety devices: Guard I/O, Safety relays
Electrical skills on Drives: 160, 1305, 1336, PF4, PF40, PF70
Software skills: Linx, Drive Executive, RSLogix5, RSLogix500, RSLogix5000, PanelBuilder32, FactoryTalk View, Asset Centre, BOOTP-DHCP Server, RSNetworx
Computer Skills including familiarity with: Electrical Software, Outlook, Excel, Word, SAP, and SharePoint
Skills on electrical testing devices: Multimeters (AC/DC voltage and amperage, milliamp, millivolt, OHM’s, frequency and min/max readings), Oscilloscope (AC/DC voltage and amperage, milliamp, millivolt, OHM’s, frequency and min/max readings), Power Logger (AC connections), IR Camera (Take images and review them with the Fluke software), Calibration equipment (Calibration tester, dry blocks, etc.)
Strong written and oral communication skills with the ability to interpret and comprehend technical literature and print documentation (European, American, Italian).
Working knowledge of switchboards, McC’s, panel boards, control cabinets.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in an Industrial Electrical technical field such as Automation Systems Technology or electrical Industrial or E&I Journeyman is preferred.
Obtaining and maintaining a Wisconsin state electrical license and continuing education may be required.
Obtaining calibration training and maintaining certification may be required.

Responsibilities

Perform electrical troubleshooting on PLCs, servos, and safety relays for bad components or faulty wiring.
Utilize computer (laptop/desktop) to troubleshoot and repair faulty networked components.
Work with switchboards, McC’s, panel boards, and control cabinets.
Perform calibration duties including acquiring and maintaining calibration training, calibrating flow meters, RTDs, thermocouples, pressure sensors, scales, etc., and documenting calibration results.
Assist with outside resources performing calibration.
Connect, set-up, and perform testing using electrical testing devices such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, power loggers, and IR cameras to troubleshoot plant issues.
Complete daily checklists for electrical start-up.
Update prints to reflect wiring changes.
Create and improve Preventative Maintenance (PM) schedules.
Participate in yearly plant shutdowns on the main electrical distribution systems.
Perform rebuilds of contactors.
Remove and install equipment.
Maintain a close working relationship with equipment operators and line team leaders.
Troubleshoot emergency equipment failures.
Abide by all plant rules and policies, including safety and GMP regulations, and perform good housekeeping practices.
Work with other maintenance technicians to increase their electrical skills.
Work in a team-based environment with all departments.