The Electronics Technician will be responsible for modifying, maintaining, and installing PLC programs. This role involves identifying PLC problems, troubleshooting, and maintaining updated documentation and wiring changes. The technician will also install and/or change the layout of machines and mechanical equipment in a plant layout, assemble as necessary, and conform to building codes and similar specifications. Duties include dismantling, moving, installing, or repairing shafting, conveyors, hoists, and other equipment. The technician will use measuring devices for constructing machine foundations and installing machines and equipment in the correct position. They will receive wiring diagrams, drawings, specifications, and instructions for scheduled and emergency repair, installation, and inspection work. This role requires a thorough knowledge of electrical and electronic theory, principles, wiring specifications, codes, properties of various materials, and principles of operation and application of electronic equipment. The technician will analyze all types of circuits, wiring, diagrams, networks, and drawings to install, repair, adjust, calibrate, construct, modify, replace, or service all types of electronic devices and systems, including communication systems, electronic gauges, controls, regulator power and distribution control equipment, and measuring, recording, processing, and indicating devices. Additionally, the role involves performing industrial truck repair and maintenance on all industrial and small motorized equipment with gas, diesel, propane, and electrical motors. The technician will install, repair, and maintain refrigeration and air condition systems and equipment, and operate and maintain heating systems, boilers, pumps, mixers, compressors, and other related equipment. They will make sketches of parts and layouts, design, and construct adaptations or conversions of component parts, including the necessary phases of development work. Performing Preventative Maintenance inspections of assigned equipment, reporting findings, and taking appropriate action is also a key responsibility. The technician will write and perform maintenance work orders as required. They will make mechanical and electrical repairs in servicing electronic equipment, including assembling, modifying, repairing, and replacement of individual electronic parts within components, circuit modules, and printed circuit boards. Servicing electronic equipment involves checking, testing, and replacing faulty components, circuit modules, printed circuit boards, and similar electronic devices. Maintaining, installing, or repairing all communication cables, power distribution cables, and wiring splicing is required. The role encompasses performing any and all types of plant-wide electrical maintenance, including the installation of electrical conduit. The technician will determine the need for, analyze, and make all necessary running adjustments, repairs, overhauls, and replacement of parts to all electrical equipment. Maintaining performance inventory and maintenance records for electrical and electronic equipment is crucial. The technician will advise operators, mechanics, and other electrical maintenance personnel on standard operating procedures and requirements for electronic and electrical equipment and controls. They will notify the supervisor of potentially dangerous electrical equipment noted and corrective action taken, and operate equipment and assist production as directed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED