Electrical Instrumentation Journeyman

Essity•Menasha, WI

11d

About The Position

Essity is seeking an experienced Electrical Instrumentation Journeyman to perform defined maintenance activities at a production site. The role maintains machinery using preventive and predictive maintenance practices, troubleshoots technical problems, and resolves them using Daily Direction Setting and Root Cause Analysis. The technician also supports and coaches operators and colleagues on technical issues across Resource Support Teams, Asset Teams, and the site. The position supports a 24/7 paper manufacturing operation that includes tissue machines, a de-ink plant, and water treatment facilities. The role begins as an eight-hour Monday-to-Friday day-shift position, with the possibility of 12-hour shifts, overtime, weekends, and day or night work. The ideal candidate should or could live in Menasha, Wisconsin.

Requirements

HSED or diploma required.
Journeyman Industrial Electrician card.
Journeyman Industrial Electrician or E/I Technician with a state-indented apprenticeship.
Work experience applying the relevant skills in a manufacturing setting.
Must be able and willing to work possible 12-hour shifts, overtime, weekends, and day or night shifts.

Responsibilities

Perform defined maintenance activities and maintain production machinery using preventive and predictive maintenance practices.
Troubleshoot technical problems and resolve them using the Daily Direction Setting approach and Root Cause Analysis.
Work with operations, engineering, contractors, vendors, and other maintenance resources to support the paper manufacturing operation.
Respond to critical requests for support across the site and in specific areas.
Develop Center of Excellence knowledge of specific facility technologies and share that knowledge with others.
Troubleshoot on site using Ethernet and logic-control interface tools.
Identify improvement opportunities for critical instrumentation.
Support and troubleshoot operating motors, drives, and other logic-controlled variable-effort equipment.
Support and lead capital project teams when necessary, including lower-level technicians, contractors, and peers.
Develop and mentor apprentices in specific trade areas.
Support and coach operators and colleagues in handling technical issues.