Maintenance Electronic Technician

International Paper•Columbus, GA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electrician is expected to be proficient in all IP safety requirements, including, but not limited to: LOTT, Arc Flash, Hot Work, PreTask and Lockout Exception Forms. He/she is expected to have the job specific skills necessary for all monthly PM inspections. The Electrician is expected to provide maintenance support to all production equipment at the Columbus plant. He/she is expected to be competent in fundamental electrical skills necessary for electrical troubleshooting (PLCs, drives (variable frequency and DC), control circuits, etc). The Electrician is expected to be a fully functional maintenance person, demonstrating job specific knowledge and leadership skills during major projects such as roll changes.

Requirements

Electrical/Industrial Electronics Trade School graduation
Minimum of two years industrial electrical repair experience
Industrial electrical ability/experience to include:
Skilled troubleshooting with volt meter
DC drives and variable frequency AC drives
Schematic reading and troubleshooting control circuits
Troubleshooting PLC controls with a laptop
Program a drive by setting up the initial parameters
Mechanical electrical ability/experience must include:
Servicing hydraulic and pneumatic systems
General mechanical maintenance support of production equipment
Must be able to work in a team environment
Must be willing to work weekends, including Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays as needed
Must be willing to work additional hours as needed
Must be willing to work any shift and flexible to provide coverage on a different shift as necessary

Responsibilities

Proficient in all IP safety requirements, including, but not limited to: LOTT, Arc Flash, Hot Work, PreTask and Lockout Exception Forms.
Have the job specific skills necessary for all monthly PM inspections.
Provide maintenance support to all production equipment at the Columbus plant.
Competent in fundamental electrical skills necessary for electrical troubleshooting (PLCs, drives (variable frequency and DC), control circuits, etc).
Demonstrating job specific knowledge and leadership skills during major projects such as roll changes.