Maintenance Electrical Technician II

GleasonLoves Park, IL
Onsite

About The Position

This position is the equivalent of a “Tradesperson” and performs job responsibilities as designated by the department supervisor. The Maintenance Supervisor will determine the employee’s appropriate job level & position based on the job description competencies. The Maintenance Technician II (Electrical) position meets all the requirements of the Maintenance Technician I (Electrical) criteria. Under general supervision, the employee will perform an advanced level of assignments for electrical/mechanical repairs, installation of upgrades/modifications, and preventative maintenance activities.

Requirements

  • Certificate or degree in the discipline of Electro-Mechanical Technologies.
  • 2 – 5 years of experience.
  • Basic computer skills helpful in Microsoft Word, Excel, & Outlook.
  • Understanding of SAP helpful.
  • Good verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to work in a team environment with different personality & cultural traits.
  • Safety conscious.
  • Dependability.
  • Shift flexibility to assist with business needs, coverage for vacations and/or illness related absences.
  • Demonstrates competencies with Accountability, Accuracy, Analytical skills, Autonomy, Initiative, Judgement, Problem Solving, Reliability, Technical Aptitude, and Time Management.
  • Practice and follow the Gleason Business Philosophy (GBP).
  • Be knowledgeable in the company’s ISO 9001 & 14001 targets, objectives, and goals.
  • Have a clear understanding of your departmental work instructions and processes.
  • Employee is required to learn, understand, and practice Lean Manufacturing principles within our facility.
  • Vision (Near, Distance, Peripheral, Depth Perception).
  • Sense of Sound (Listen for Machine cycles, etc.).
  • Sense of Touch.
  • Ability to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (Gloves, Safety Glasses, Steel Toe Shoes).
  • Potential of routine wrist motion exists.

Responsibilities

  • Interpret and conduct fault-finding activities using Electrical Schematics/Electro-Mechanical documents for all predominant OEM types.
  • Interpret (using schematics) and utilize I/O designations for Programmable Logic Control/PLC fault-finding. Upload and create archives of program software with assistance.
  • Understand Variable Frequency Drive/VFD functional theory, perform fault-finding tasks to determine root cause, and facilitate component replacement. Upload and create archives of program software with assistance.
  • Navigate widely utilized Computer Numeric Control/CNC types (e.g., Fanuc & Siemens) for maintenance associated partitions (e.g., servo motor current, I/O data address status, axis position) for fault-finding and conducting select P.M. types.
  • Utilize Heidenhain Test Equipment to full design capacities (PWM 9, 21, or latest edition) as apply to integrated applications, and interpret test results (with assistance) for fault-finding and root cause assessment.
  • Perform calibration of equipment with 2 axis interpolation.
  • Interpret schematic diagrams and system integration for Hydraulic & Pneumatic power systems for fault-finding, repair facilitation, and P.M. events.
  • Demonstrate advanced knowledge of design and integration of Mechanical Assemblies for fault-finding, repair facilitation, and P.M. events (e.g., bearings, ball screws, fluid pumps, and clutch systems).
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