Industrial Electrician 3rd shift

Pratt Industries•Park City, KS

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Industrial Maintenance Electrician maintains converting, corrugating, and facility equipment to minimize downtime. The primary focus is electrical maintenance, with secondary responsibility for assisting in other areas of the manufacturing process. The position is based in Park City, Kansas, and is scheduled for third shift, 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., Sunday through Thursday. The employee may also be expected to work necessary hours and shifts, including overtime and rotating weekends. The electrician troubleshoots and repairs industrial, robotic, and automatically sequenced equipment; programmable controllers; AC/DC drives and controls; and complex electrical control circuits. The role also involves designing, sizing, planning materials for, and installing electrical circuits; scheduling electrical maintenance; using maintenance software; and following up on work to ensure repairs are completed properly. The employee helps maximize equipment capacity and speed, completes paperwork, maintains housekeeping, and complies with company policies and safety procedures. Additional duties may be assigned by management. The employee must be able to read and follow factory instructions and wiring diagrams, communicate with people in different areas of expertise, perform required mathematical calculations, and apply common-sense reasoning to standardized problems. A working knowledge of equipment design and capabilities, computer troubleshooting, industrial networking, product layouts and specifications, and quality standards is required. The role involves physical work in a loud manufacturing environment, including working around moving machinery and potentially at heights in aerial equipment.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Successfully demonstrate all Class B qualifications.
Demonstrated electrical experience in an industrial manufacturing setting.
Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams and electrical schematics.
Ability to troubleshoot industrial equipment, robotic equipment, electrical power sources, logic circuits, and automatically sequenced equipment components.
Ability to troubleshoot programmable controllers, AC/DC drives and their control systems, and complex control circuits.
Ability to design, properly size, plan materials for, and install electrical circuits.
Ability to learn and use the maintenance software program and plan and schedule electrical maintenance work.
Provide personal tools necessary to perform maintenance tasks.
Ability to read and follow factory instructions and communicate effectively with people from different areas of expertise.
Ability to read a tape measure accurately and calculate percentages, measurements, volume, and rate; apply high-school mathematics and geometry.
Ability to apply common-sense understanding to written, oral, or graphic instructions and solve problems involving concrete variables in standardized situations.
Working knowledge of equipment design and capabilities, computer troubleshooting, network topology and common industrial networking protocols, product layouts and production specifications, product quality specifications, and quality standards.
Ability to meet the physical demands of the job, including regularly standing, walking, talking or hearing; frequently using hands, reaching, and stooping, kneeling, crouching, or crawling; working at heights; and lifting up to 50 pounds regularly and up to 100 pounds occasionally.
May be required to maintain a current Lift Truck Operator License and/or other appropriate certification for certain work areas or equipment.

Nice To Haves

Completed four-year Electrical Apprenticeship or equivalent industrial electrical experience.
Journeyman's License.

Responsibilities

Maintain converting, corrugating, and facility equipment to minimize downtime, with a primary focus on electrical work.
Troubleshoot electrical issues involving industrial and robotic equipment, electrical power sources, logic circuits, and automatically sequenced equipment components.
Troubleshoot programmable controllers, AC and DC drives and their control systems, and complex control circuits with multiple interconnects and energy sources.
Design, size, plan materials for, and install electrical circuits, including 24 VDC, 120 VAC, 240 VAC, and 480 VAC circuits.
Learn and use all aspects of the maintenance software program.
Plan and schedule electrical maintenance work.
Request assistance from other maintenance classifications for non-electrical work, taking their abilities, contributions, and limitations into account.
Follow up on work to ensure repairs and other work are performed properly.
Maintain machinery to maximize equipment utilization, available capacity, and speed.
Complete paperwork neatly, correctly, and in accordance with company guidelines.
Work necessary hours and shifts, including overtime and rotating weekends.
Help maintain good housekeeping and comply with company policies and procedures, including safety requirements.
Assist in other areas of the manufacturing process as needed and perform additional duties assigned by management.