Electromechanical Electrician

Amcor•Chippewa Falls, WI

About The Position

The Electromechanical Electrician installs, maintains, repairs, and calibrates electromechanical equipment and instruments in a manufacturing plant. The role supports safe, quality-focused plant operations by troubleshooting production and facility equipment, performing preventive and corrective maintenance, modifying process equipment to specifications, and helping minimize equipment downtime. The electrician also maintains work orders and task reports, keeps the maintenance shop clean and orderly, and works with millwrights, production operators, supervisors, and other plant personnel. The position requires compliance with plant safety, quality, and waste-management procedures, including promptly reporting hazardous-material or waste spills. The electrician may train and assist other mechanics, support mechanical millwrights, and contribute to continuous improvement. The listed starting wage is $35.90. The role is described as a day-shift position.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
Successfully pass the Berry Global Certified Electrical Program Test within 15 days of hire.
Proficiency working with three-phase power up to 480V.
Knowledge of PLCs and troubleshooting ladder-logic programs.
Results-oriented, with the ability to balance other business considerations.
Excellent attendance and safety record.
Knowledge of ISO, AIB uses, and other quality policies.
Familiarity with Safety Data Sheets.
Good written and oral communication skills.
Proficiency using hand and power tools.
Ability to build and maintain strong teamwork relationships and interface with employees at all levels of the facility.
Positive attitude, motivation, good organizational skills, and strong communication skills.
Ability to work with limited supervision.
Reliability and a strong attendance record.
Safety orientation and a continuous-improvement mindset.

Nice To Haves

Electromechanical education and/or experience in the trade within manufacturing is preferred.

Responsibilities

Work in accordance with plant safety and quality programs to maintain a safe, quality-minded work environment.
Install, maintain, repair, and perform regular preventive maintenance on electromechanical equipment.
Perform calibration activities and modify or adjust process equipment and instruments to specifications.
Clean up and properly manage wastes and debris generated by maintenance activities; notify appropriate plant personnel or emergency coordinators about hazardous-material or waste spills.
Train and assist other mechanics when applicable, and collaborate with production operators and other personnel.
Communicate effectively at shift change with millwrights, supervisors, and operators.
Troubleshoot production and facility equipment malfunctions with minimum supervision, including complex electromechanical machinery and control-system issues.
Install electrical parts and hardware, and repair and calibrate electro-pneumatic assemblies to job specifications.
Use maintenance-shop tools and equipment properly on production equipment.
Participate in continuous improvement of operations and production.
Maintain knowledge of drawings, blueprints, schematics, and inspection manuals.
Complete work orders and create reports for tasks completed during the day.
Keep maintenance-shop facilities and equipment clean and orderly.
Identify existing or potential problems and take appropriate action to prevent or reduce production-equipment downtime for corrective maintenance.
Assist mechanical millwrights with mechanical repairs as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned by the department supervisor or manager.