Industrial Electrician- 2nd and 3rd Shift

Howmet Aerospace•Cleveland, OH

15h•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for 2nd or 3rd shift, based on the collective bargaining agreement. The role involves installing, troubleshooting, repairing, designing, constructing, testing, calibrating, adjusting, and modifying electrical and electronic equipment. This includes a wide range of systems such as communication systems, radio-controlled cranes, gauges, PLCs, microprocessors, numerical and programmable controllers, low and high voltage power distribution systems, and measuring equipment. The electrician will diagnose and correct problems, proactively seeking to eliminate waste and failures. They will interface with design and engineering teams to ensure efficient installations and repairs, and maintain equipment documentation. Responsibilities also include performing and documenting preventative maintenance, using PLC and microprocessor-based equipment for maintenance and troubleshooting, programming robotic equipment, and performing incidental welding and rigging. The role requires operating transportation and material handling equipment, maintaining organized work areas, and developing safe work instructions and procedures. Additionally, the electrician will use reliability tools and information systems for data analysis and root cause problem resolution, and utilize computerized maintenance management systems for work orders, time logging, and parts requisition.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED from an accredited institution.
Must have either a Journeyman's card OR 4 years of applicable maintenance experience AND a qualifying score on an assessment that is administered by Howmet during the interview process.

Responsibilities

Install, troubleshoot, repair, design, construct, test, calibrate, adjust, modify replacement parts and service all types of electrical and electronic equipment such as: communication systems, radios and radio-controlled cranes, gauges and measuring devices, ultrasonic and fluidic equipment, VDTs, PLCs, microprocessors, numerical and programmable controllers, low and high voltage power distribution systems, rectifier equipment and measuring and testing equipment.
Diagnose and correct problems and proactively seek elimination of wastes and failures.
Interface with design and engineering, to assure efficient installations and repairs and to maintain equipment documentation integrity.
Perform and document preventative maintenance checks, inspections and repairs.
Use PLC's, other microprocessor-based equipment and computer software applications as required for equipment maintenance, troubleshooting and modification.
Program robotic equipment and document modifications.
Perform required rigging, incidental welding such as lugs, welding brackets, panels to columns, conduit clamps.
Operate transportation and material handling equipment as required.
Organize and maintain work areas, tools and equipment for clean, efficient and orderly operations.
Develop, document, write, follow and improve safe work instructions and procedures as well as best work practices.
Use reliability tools and information systems to collect, document and analyze data and equipment performance to resolve problems to the root cause.
Use computerized maintenance management systems to write work orders based on equipment needs, log work hours, document equipment condition and status, and requisition parts.