Maintenance Electrical Technician 6

Tyson Foods•Newbern, TN

21h•Onsite

About The Position

At Tyson Foods, the Maintenance Electrical Technician plays a vital role in the Prepared Foods Division, working cross-functionally across all areas of the facility to maintain equipment and influence company performance. This position is crucial for ensuring Team Member safety through problem-solving and proactive upkeep in a fast-paced environment. Tyson Foods invests in the continued growth and skills of its Maintenance Technicians. The role involves performing troubleshooting and repair tasks and providing technical support across all operational phases. It is a technical career role requiring proficiency in electrical control systems, fluid power (hydraulic and pneumatic systems), mechanical systems, and manufacturing processes specific to Tyson Foods, Inc.

Requirements

Training beyond high school, including either an associate degree in electronic technology or a closely related technical field preferred, OR a combination of education and experience which may include skilled trade programs, military training, or other training as applicable.
Competent in Windows-based software.
Strong skills in document organization and using document templates.
Ability to create simple queries.
Must be proficient or become proficient in SAP Plant Maintenance.
Must be able to communicate both verbally and written.
High-level critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Good safety and attendance record, along with strong interpersonal skills.
Demonstrated skills in AC/DC circuits, industrial electrical systems.
Experience in electrical safety and lockout/tagout processes and procedures.
Knowledge in the theory and application of electronic devices such as industrial semiconductors, solid-state drives, and industrial control systems.
Experience in the operation of PLC systems and control and data collection instrumentation and transducers.
Working knowledge and skills in tools and components used in maintenance and repair of mechanical systems such as bearings, gears, clutches, belts, and seals.
Ability to troubleshoot and maintain hydraulic and pneumatic components and systems.

Nice To Haves

Basic microcomputer skills are necessary to understand the operation and interfacing characteristics of microprocessors.
Experience in PLC operation to include basic system configuration and hardware, relay equivalent instructions, timers/counters, data manipulation, data communications, and advanced programming commands, as well as interfacing, troubleshooting, and application and program development.
Demonstrated skills or training in electronic motor drive technologies including servomotors, encoders, tachometers, electronic and mechanical brakes and clutches, closed-loop systems, DC servo, AC variable frequency, AC servo, and stepper systems.

Responsibilities

Provide technical support across all operational phases.
Perform troubleshooting and repair tasks on equipment.
Work effectively within a team, collaborating with colleagues to solve problems and enhance operations.
Convey technical information effectively and contribute to productive discussions aimed at improving processes and resolving issues.