2721 - Electrician - Non Certified

Pacific Woodtech Corp•Wilmington, NC

18h•$37 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

Pacific Woodtech Corporation is seeking a full-time Industrial Electrician for our Wilmington, NC facility! Pacific Woodtech’s future-oriented philosophy has guided our innovation, product development, and customer care. The best building products come from talented, diverse, enthusiastic people. The PWT team is the best in the business—employees who constantly explore better building solutions, more environmentally sound practices, and a work environment fueled by camaraderie, inclusion, and excitement for new ideas. Team members find a rewarding place to work and have an unwavering commitment to safety.

Requirements

Industrial Electrician with 5 or more years of experience in: Manufacturing production, Relay logic, PLCs, Process control
A keen problem solver with an aptitude for troubleshooting, including PLC
A systems thinker with an aptitude for creating innovative and efficient solutions
An excellent communicator with the ability to explain technical concepts across a variety of stakeholders
A dependable, collaborative team member with excellent organizational skills
An enthusiastic learner, driven to take on new challenges
Must hold or have the ability to obtain a New Hanover County journeyman’s license

Nice To Haves

Ability to perform all the essential duties listed above
Familiarity with: PLCs, A/C motor drives, RS Logix 500 & 5000, Safety Controllers, HMI, FTView SE/ME, etc.
Networking experience is a plus!

Responsibilities

Perform routine and emergency service on engineered lumber production equipment
Apply skills to perform assigned tasks, maintaining high quality of workmanship as per NEC requirements
Maintain and troubleshoots plant manufacturing operations and control systems to ensure safety and reliability
Participate in improvement projects, including initiating, planning, executing, monitoring/controlling and closing
Recommend and implement new technologies to maximize plant efficiency
Install branch distribution circuits to support new equipment installations
Train in the operation and maintenance of all critical facility systems.
Interface and coordinate within and across departments to troubleshoot and maintain operational performance
Communicate electrical concepts to all levels of staff and management
Ability to learn and utilize maintenance work order system
Continuously innovate to support optimized production capacity
Produce detailed documentation for revisions made
Adjust equipment to ensure optimal performance
Replace worn, damaged, or defective mechanical parts
Read and interpret electrical blueprints, schematics and building plans
Reassemble equipment after completion of inspections, testing, or repairs
Perform other duties as required