Electronic Technician

Flora Food Group•Olathe, KS

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Your starting pay is $37.31 per hour and you earn more with shift premiums. Electronic Technicians work 12 hour shifts on rotation with every other weekend off. You can enroll in all benefits after 90 days: medical, dental, vision, 401K, paid holidays, and even a referral bonus. Above all, the Electronic Technician is to work safely by observing all safety rules, including proper utilization of lock out tag out. An electronic technician maintains and fixes machinery that processes margarine and spreads in the plant. This includes trouble shooting and repairing electrical and mechanical issues with processing and packaging equipment utilizing World Class Manufacturing methods of continuous improvement. The Electronic Technician is also responsible for performing preventative maintenance and completing work orders.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Completed and passed a background check and drug screen.

Nice To Haves

Three years hands on experience with up to 480 volts three phase
Working knowledge of PLC programming, troubleshooting and networking
Capable of performing basic electrical construction, including installing conduit
Thorough knowledge of the National Electric Code
Capable of doing various instrument calibrations
Thoroughly functional in the use of PC’s
Able to troubleshoot and calibrate AC & DC drives
Capable of reading electrical & electronic prints
Working knowledge of programming of instrumentation
Capable of working off PID drawings
Capable of drawing and troubleshooting ladder & PLC logic
Understand & capable of working with BCD
Knowledge of color coding of resistors and their values and application in Industrial Electronics.
Capable of troubleshooting electrical, electronic and mechanical problems.

Responsibilities

Maintain and fix machinery that processes margarine and spreads in the plant.
Troubleshoot and repair electrical and mechanical issues with processing and packaging equipment.
Perform preventative maintenance.
Complete work orders.
Work safely by observing all safety rules, including proper utilization of lock out tag out.