Electro-Mechanic II_Maintenance

ECORE•York, PA

11d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electro-Mechanic II takes a lead role in electrical systems and maintenance work, performing electrical and mechanical installations and maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing production equipment. The role requires understanding and troubleshooting programmable logic controller (PLC) systems and ladder logic. It also supports facility maintenance, including basic plumbing, snow removal, event preparation, basic construction, painting, HVAC, and carpentry. The employee plans work around production schedules, focuses on maintaining continuous production, and completes assigned tasks safely and efficiently, both as part of a maintenance team and independently with minimal supervision. The position follows and promotes safety policies and procedures, including hazardous-waste handling, lockout/tagout, and hearing and eye protection. Additional duties include periodically training others in proper system and machine operation and maintenance, assisting with standard operating procedures and related documentation, cross-training into other functions as needed, and attending departmental, production, safety, and company meetings.

Requirements

Associate degree in electromechanics or a similar field, an apprenticeship in electromechanical maintenance, or a high school diploma/GED with equivalent experience; the posting specifies five years of industrial electromechanical experience in a similar environment for the experience-based pathway.
At least five years of experience and knowledge in electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems and machine-shop tools and equipment.
Ability to read, create, and modify electrical line diagrams, schematics, and blueprints.
Experience installing and modifying variable frequency drives (VFDs), and installing, troubleshooting, and programming PLCs, including Allen-Bradley systems, and sequential programming devices.
Experience with conduit, relays, terminations, control wiring, and motor controls.
Advanced knowledge of AC and DC motor-drive controls.
Ability to use multimeters, amp meters, oscilloscopes, and other electrical testing tools.
Knowledge and experience working on hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Strong problem-solving ability and ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
Ability to work in a stressful environment, including loud, dirty, and confined spaces.
Strong computer skills, including MS Word and MS Excel.
Experience with major mechanical and control-system upgrades or revisions.
Valid Pennsylvania driver’s license and ability to drive a 24,900-pound box truck or flatbed with manual or automatic transmission.
Ability to communicate effectively in writing and speech about performance and safety concerns.
Adequate hearing to receive work instructions and respond to changes in the work environment.
Ability to understand and follow safety policies and maintain a safe work environment.

Responsibilities

Perform testing, diagnostics, maintenance, and programming revisions on machine tools and systems, including NC and CNC controls, PLC hardware and software, control circuits, electromechanical systems, and hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Maintain and repair plant power distribution systems, and research and identify electrical components and parts.
Perform corrective and breakdown maintenance on machinery and mechanical and electrical equipment using diagrams, manuals, specifications, hand and power tools, and precision measuring or testing devices.
Diagnose machine malfunctions; dismantle equipment to inspect or remove defective parts; replace, repair, or reproduce parts; and reassemble and test equipment to verify repairs.
Perform basic fabrication and repair of equipment as needed.
Lubricate and maintain machine tools and equipment according to preventive-maintenance schedules.
Maintain and repair building structures and grounds, including snow removal, basic plumbing, HVAC, and basic carpentry.
Install, troubleshoot, and upgrade equipment, including conduit, electrical wiring, air, water, and hydraulic piping, and other systems needed for machine installation.
Read blueprints, schematic drawings, and diagrams to install machinery safely; assemble and test machines to confirm safe operation and functionality.
Mentor and lead maintenance team members as needed within the employee’s area of expertise.
Plan work around production schedules and help ensure continuous production.
Follow and promote safety policies, including hazardous-waste handling, lockout/tagout, and PPE requirements.
Periodically train others in proper system and machine operation and maintenance; assist with SOPs and related documentation; cross-train into other job functions as needed.
Attend departmental, production, safety, and company meetings.