McWane Ductile Ohio - Electrical Control Technician (ELC Tech)

McWane Ductile•Coshocton, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Industrial Electrical Controls Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing electrical control systems and automation equipment within an industrial manufacturing environment. This position ensures production equipment operates safely, efficiently, and reliably by supporting PLC systems, motor controls, instrumentation, and electrical distribution equipment. The technician works closely with maintenance, engineering, and operations teams to minimize downtime and improve equipment performance.

Requirements

Experienced in PLC logic and programming with any of the following PLC’s: Allen Bradly, Siemens.
AA in Electrical Engineering Technology, Industrial Automation, or Mechatronics Technology preferred plus 2 years’ related experience in an industrial manufacturing setting; OR an equivalent combination of related education and/or experience.
Reading electrical schematics, ladder logic, and wiring diagrams.
Proficient troubleshooting, including electrical/electronic systems (+/- 10V, 24V, 120V).
Proactive individual that takes responsibility for their equipment.
Work in a team environment where honest communication, a positive attitude, engagement, and personal accountability are expected.
Work off-shifts, weekends, and extended shifts (i.e., 12 hrs.).
This position may require off-shift support for production or start up.
Follow all electrical safety procedures including Lockout/Tagout (LOTO).
Maintain compliance with NFPA, OSHA, and company safety standards.
Ensure electrical installations meet applicable codes and standards.

Nice To Haves

Certification of AB training courses a plus
Experience with Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) and motor controls.
Knowledge of HMI systems and industrial networks.
Experience with instrumentation and process controls.
NFPA 70E electrical safety training.

Responsibilities

Install, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain industrial electrical systems and control circuits.
Diagnose issues in PLC systems, motor controls, sensors, drives, and automation equipment.
Maintain electrical distribution systems including panels, transformers, and power supplies.
Perform wiring, panel modifications, and control system upgrades.
Interpret and update schematics, wiring diagrams, and manuals.
Troubleshoot and support PLC hardware and associated control networks.
Assist with PLC programming modifications and system improvements.
Maintain and calibrate sensors, transmitters, and instrumentation devices.
Support automated equipment including conveyors, robotics, and process controls.
Perform routine preventive maintenance on electrical and control systems.
Inspect equipment to identify potential failures and reliability issues.
Document maintenance activities and corrective actions in CMMS systems.
Assist with reliability improvement initiatives.
Respond to equipment breakdowns and minimize production downtime.
Analyze root causes of electrical and control system failures.
Provide training and guidance to maintenance personnel related to controls systems.
Train employees on electrical and mechanical troubleshooting of existing equipment.
Scheduled plant coverage rotation required to remotely log in and troubleshoot machine issues, or, if required, be on site to assist with troubleshooting.
Resolve customer questions and/or concerns without seeking assistance from leadership.
Assist in identifying and procuring equipment and parts necessary for daily maintenance requirements.