Electrician 16

CENTURY ALUMINUM•Goose Creek, SC

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Century Aluminum is a global producer of primary aluminum and operates aluminum reduction facilities in the United States and Iceland. Our primary aluminum facilities produce standard grade and value-added primary aluminum products. This is a full-time position (schedule is TBD), located in Mt. Holly, Goose Creek, SC. JOB DUTIES As a Maintenance Electrician, you will be responsible for fabricating, installing, inspecting, testing, operating, repairing and maintaining all types of electrical, mechanical and electronic equipment in a safe and orderly manner as directed by a Maintenance Supervisor.

Requirements

Five (5) years industrial electrical maintenance experience.
Formal Apprenticeship or equivalent trades training is desirable.
Vocational or high school graduate or equivalent.

Nice To Haves

Formal Apprenticeship or equivalent trades training is desirable.

Responsibilities

Must demonstrate the ability to comply with all Century Aluminum and plant PPE requirements and safety protocols.
Must possess the skills and abilities to work autonomously while conducting routine electrical tasks.
Familiar with the handling, operation and safe use of all types of electrical equipment including motors, generators, transformers, rectifiers, switches, circuit breakers, relay, control equipment, communication equipment, electronic and fluid controls, power generation, transmission and distribution system, instruments, panel boards, replacement parts and supplies, wire and cable, insulating materials, solder, paint, etc.
Safe and efficient use of electrical maintenance tools and equipment including electrical testing and measuring equipment. Conduit bending and threading equipment, ladders and scaffolding, vibration analyzers, soldering equipment, metal cutting and forming machines, hoisting and rigging equipment. Hand and power tools common to the trade.
Read and work from blueprints, sketches, charts, manuals, wiring and schematic diagrams, and other information and instructions. Maintains records and makes reports as necessary.
Fabricate, install, troubleshoot, dismantle, repair, assemble, inspect, test, maintain, lubricate and operate all electrical and electronic equipment and components, air conditioning equipment, fluid controls, cranes, lighting systems and battery powered equipment.
Use burning, cutting, welding, soldering, and brazing equipment as required.
Operate cranes, mobile equipment, and erects and disassembles scaffolding in conjunction with repair work.
Paint in conjunction with repair work.
Actively participate in crew and plant safety programs.
Assist in warehouse parts and inventory control.
Assist in the upgrade of PM's and lubes through planning.
Participate in out-of-schedule working hours, i.e.; fill-ins, breakdowns and overhauls.
Work rotating shifts.
Maintain job continuity.
Communicate freely with the technician/supervisor.
Utilize computer systems, i.e.; daily time entries in Oracle, functions of the CMMS System.
Continue to upgrade oneself through education/skills associated with their trade.
Maintain personal and company tools in a safe and usable condition at all times.
Exercise extreme caution while working alone on many tasks
Assist other maintenance shift workers throughout the plant in repair efforts to minimize call-ins of day shift personnel
Assist assigned crew with execution of planned activities such as PM's, lubes, or standing work orders as assigned by the maintenance supervisor
Understand and activate the "Maintenance Help Chain" as necessary to prevent excessive production interruptions
Prioritize work requests or have the Potline Supervisor prioritize requests in the event of multiple requests simultaneously
Assess non-routine breakdown situations and recommend necessary resources when help is required
Provide accurate feedback to the appropriate maintenance personnel regarding turnover information on breakdowns and trouble calls
Practice established maintenance process techniques at all times, some examples include accurate and detailed information on work orders, applying parts removal tags on rebuild items, immediately return to stock warehouse issues that are not needed, proper coding of emergency work orders, all stock issues are charged to work orders