TRW - Electrical Maintenance Tech

Ameren•Steedman, MO

6d•$58 - $58

About The Position

Ameren Missouri has been providing electric and gas service for more than 100 years, and our electric rates are among the lowest in the nation. Ameren Missouri's mission is to power the quality of life for our 1.2 million electric and 132,000 natural gas customers in central and eastern Missouri. Our service area covers 64 counties and more than 500 communities including the greater St. Louis area This position provides TEMPORARY support to our Energy Centers. Selected candidates will work up to a maximum of 1000 hours per calendar year. DUTIES: Under direct, but not constant supervision, and working on a rotating or straight shift as may be required, to inspect, repair, maintain, and modify plant electrical equipment and to perform other work as may be required such as, but not limited to, the following: 1. Conduct special and routine surveillance tests on plant equipment to establish its condition or potential for deterioration which may impact plant or equipment performance or reliability. 2. Work independently using schematics, logic diagrams, drawings, or sketches in executing specific work requests. 3. Check to ensure that equipment to be worked on has been properly isolated and protected. On energized equipment, take steps to ensure that proper safety devices are in use and understood before work starts. 4. Erect scaffolds and rigging for plant activities. 5. Operate pipe and bolt threading machines, power saws, drill presses, hydraulic presses, grinders, and other general shop equipment. 6. Operate and make minor adjustments to plant electrical maintenance instruments such as voltmeters, ohmmeters and ammeters. 7. Temporarily remove and replace auxiliary devices such as small lubricating lines, tubing connection and vibration sensors encountered by him during normal maintenance activities. 8. Be aware of and at all times follow the Workman’s Protection Assurance program and the use of Radiation Work Permits. 9. Communicate either verbally or in writing with authorized inspectors or other representatives of plant management or the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, on any plant activities with which he has been involved. 10. Operate acetylene or other heating torches or gas or electrical welding equipment as needed for heating of equipment or areas, soldering or brazing operations as required for their assigned work. 11. To assist on other jobs as required and perform incidental or less skilled work as required, including sweeping/cleaning shop area. 12. Properly drive a motor vehicle when directed or when required to perform his duties. 13. On an as needed basis to serve in any other plant activities for which he is trained. SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITIES: Journeymen will direct on-the-job training of Apprentices. Journeymen and Apprentices will participate in ongoing training, including successful completion of TPEs. To develop and maintain complete understanding of all facets of the plant emergency program and plant security system. To react as appropriate in the protection of the public in case of an operational emergency. To serve as an active participant in these programs.

Requirements

Be at least 18 years of age at time of application.
Have graduated from high school or passed a recognized high school equivalency examination.
Pass the physical which is required for that craft.
Employees receiving a disciplinary suspension within 12 months prior to the (common) acceptance date of the apprentice position(s) may be disqualified as a bidder at the discretion of the company.
Have demonstrated interest and pride in craftsmanship.
Possess ability to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Pass the requirement for access at the Callaway Plant.
Completion of an Electrician apprenticeship program complying with 29 CFR 29.5 – Standards of apprenticeship

Responsibilities

Inspect, repair, maintain, and modify plant electrical equipment
Conduct special and routine surveillance tests on plant equipment
Work independently using schematics, logic diagrams, drawings, or sketches in executing specific work requests
Check to ensure that equipment to be worked on has been properly isolated and protected
Erect scaffolds and rigging for plant activities
Operate pipe and bolt threading machines, power saws, drill presses, hydraulic presses, grinders, and other general shop equipment
Operate and make minor adjustments to plant electrical maintenance instruments such as voltmeters, ohmmeters and ammeters
Temporarily remove and replace auxiliary devices such as small lubricating lines, tubing connection and vibration sensors encountered by him during normal maintenance activities
Be aware of and at all times follow the Workman’s Protection Assurance program and the use of Radiation Work Permits
Communicate either verbally or in writing with authorized inspectors or other representatives of plant management or the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, on any plant activities with which he has been involved
Operate acetylene or other heating torches or gas or electrical welding equipment as needed for heating of equipment or areas, soldering or brazing operations as required for their assigned work
Assist on other jobs as required and perform incidental or less skilled work as required, including sweeping/cleaning shop area
Properly drive a motor vehicle when directed or when required to perform his duties
Serve in any other plant activities for which he is trained
Direct on-the-job training of Apprentices
Participate in ongoing training, including successful completion of TPEs
Develop and maintain complete understanding of all facets of the plant emergency program and plant security system
React as appropriate in the protection of the public in case of an operational emergency
Serve as an active participant in these programs