Electrical

Ball•Albany, OR

4d•$51•Onsite

About The Position

As an Industrial Electrician Technician, you play a critical role in ensuring the reliability, safety, and efficiency of high-speed industrial equipment within the aluminum can manufacturing process. Your responsibilities encompass the installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems, including PLCs and automation controls. By adhering to safety standards such as NFPA 70E and collaborating across teams, you contribute to minimizing downtime, enhancing production efficiencty, and supporting continuous operational excellence.

Requirements

4+ years in industrial electrical maintenance
High School Diploma or Equivalent
General Electricla Journeyman, Electrical Plant Journeyman, or Supervising Electrician license.
Relevant Technical Qualification (Electrical Technology or a related field; Familiarly with NFPA 70E standards)
Computers skills
Advanced mechanical troubleshooting, proficient in diagnosing and resolving issues in electrical systems ranging from 24V to 600V
PLC programing and diagnostics (Rockwell preferred), to ensure seamless automation and control of production equipment
Reading and interpreting wiring diagrams and schematics
Installation of electrical components such as conduit, wire sizing, and pulling
Maintenance of VFDs (Variable Frequency Drives), transducers, and proximity sensors
Quality Camera Control Adjustments, knowledgeable in configuring and adjusting industrial inspections cameras used for quality control
Use of diagnostic tools for field measurements and control software

Responsibilities

Install, troubleshoot, and maintain electrical systems (24V-600V), including motors, VFDs, sensors and control panels.
Program and troubleshoot PLCs (preferably Rockwell), ensuring seamless integration with production equipment.
Execute electrical installations and system enhancements to improve equipment efficiency and reliability.
Adhere to NFPA 70E standards and company safety protocols, implementing corrective action as needed.
Maintain accurate records, including wiring schematics (paper and AutoCAD) and daily log entries.
Work effectively across shifts and departments, ensuring clear communication regarding electrical issues and resolutions.
Participate in on-the-job training (OJT) programs, supporting the skill development of production and maintenance teams.