Industrial Electrician 12 Hours- Nights
About The Position
The Industrial Electrician is responsible for electrical maintenance throughout the facility, including troubleshooting and replacing electrical motors and troubleshooting and repairing controls. The role also performs preventive and predictive maintenance and equipment troubleshooting, and assists other maintenance technicians with general maintenance duties as assigned by the maintenance supervisor or department supervisor. The position requires experience with rigid conduit, three-phase power, PLC-based controls and ladder logic, electrical schematics, and mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic drawings. General maintenance work may involve power transmission, drives and conveyors, fans, boiler operation and maintenance, metalworking, welding, cutting torch use, hydraulics, and pneumatics. The employee is expected to understand LINKS work order and preventive-maintenance system documents and procedures, as well as facility fire-protection systems, alarms, controls, and spark-suppression systems. TPM tasks are part of every position in the mill and may require mandatory overtime for their completion.
Requirements
- Background in general maintenance.
- Experience with stick and MIG welding, cutting torch use, hydraulics, pneumatics, fabrication, and three-phase power.
- Rigid conduit experience.
- Familiarity with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local codes.
- Ability to read and use electrical schematics.
- Knowledge of PLC-based controls and ladder logic.
- Mechanical skills involving power transmission, drives and conveyors, fans and drives, hand tools, general metalworking, boiler operation and maintenance, basic welding theory and application, hydraulics, and pneumatics.
- Ability to understand mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic drawings.
- Ability to understand LINKS work order and preventive-maintenance system documents and procedures.
- Ability to understand facility fire-protection systems, alarms, controls, and spark-suppression systems.
Nice To Haves
- Knowledge of hydraulics and pneumatics is preferred.
Responsibilities
- Perform all electrical maintenance in the facility.
- Troubleshoot and replace electrical motors and troubleshoot and repair controls.
- Perform preventive and predictive maintenance.
- Perform maintenance and troubleshoot equipment.
- Assist other maintenance technicians and perform general maintenance duties when assigned by the maintenance supervisor or department supervisor.
- Complete TPM tasks, which may require mandatory overtime.
- Understand and follow LINKS work order and preventive-maintenance system documents and procedures.
- Understand facility fire-protection systems, alarms, controls, and spark-suppression systems.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
No Education Listed
