Electrical Technician

Toyota Industries Corporation•Greenfield, IN

18d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrical Technician is responsible for all phases of ensuring the full functionality of a robotics and material-handling system. The work includes reading and applying electrical schematics, wiring mechanical assemblies, setting up and powering junction boxes, energizing motors and PLCs, and properly tagging and labeling electrical units. The technician also performs general repair and maintenance of shop equipment and may assist with troubleshooting existing electrical panels and other electrical manufacturing project tasks. The position typically requires five or more years of experience and works on the first shift. No travel is required.

Requirements

Relevant electrical experience is required; the position typically requires five or more years of experience.
Proficiency in reading and interpreting electrical schematics and prints.
Familiarity with low-, medium-, and high-voltage electrical machinery and systems.
Must be eligible to work in the United States long term without sponsorship.
Ability to work independently and within a team, take direction, and handle tense situations positively.
Strong communication skills for coordinating projects with involved parties and other Electrical Technicians.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
Must follow safety protocols and electrical processes.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret electrical schematics and prints to perform wiring, junction-box setup, and other electrical assembly work.
Wire mechanical assemblies and power up or energize junction boxes, motors, and PLCs.
Ensure electrical units are appropriately tagged and labeled.
Perform general repair and maintenance of shop equipment.
Assist with troubleshooting existing electrical panels and support electrical manufacturing projects as needed.
Provide feedback on prints and redline them when appropriate.
Follow the electrical processes detailed in the print package, with guidance.
Coordinate projects with involved parties and other Electrical Technicians.
Work closely with Lead Electrical Technicians to understand electrical prints, schematics, and project statuses.
Bend and mount conduit as needed.
Follow safety protocols per Job Safety Analysis (JSA).
Take direction and learn under the Lead Electrician.
Work individually and as part of a team, using efficient and effective manufacturing practices.
Maintain respectful and positive working relationships.
Work overtime when necessary.
Follow information security policies, protect confidential data, complete required training, and report suspected security incidents.