Maintenance Electrician II Journeyman (Weekend Day Shift)

Generac•Eagle, WI

About The Position

The Maintenance Electrician II Journeyman installs and repairs electrical systems and components on industrial machinery and in factory settings. The role resolves daily issues involving robotic, mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, pneumatic, and controls systems associated with manufacturing and facility operations. The employee follows established procedures while applying judgment to resolve issues and recommend solutions. The position performs maintenance activities for equipment, buildings, and grounds; helps improve equipment and designs to support safety, quality, delivery, and productivity; troubleshoots electrical components and wiring diagrams; and tests electrical systems and circuit continuity. It also provides technical support to project managers and engineers, contributes to process improvements and reduced downtime and costs, resolves basic to moderately complex problems, and trains maintenance technicians. The position works 5 AM–5 PM on a weekend day shift. Starting pay is $31 per hour plus a 15% weekend premium.

Requirements

Technical associate degree or certificate in a maintenance-related field.
At least 6 years of experience in commercial or industrial electrical work or maintenance.
Working knowledge of PLC hardware and programming systems, including the ability to maintain and troubleshoot PLC-controlled equipment.
Ability to work from drawings, sketches, and blueprints.
Ability to interpret drawings, schematics, and machine specifications.
Ability to communicate effectively.
Ability to help identify problems and implement appropriate countermeasures.
Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to understand complex issues and work systematically toward resolution.
Intermediate PC knowledge.
Ability to acquire and maintain certifications for operation of service equipment.
Ability to train.

Nice To Haves

Experience with equipment and automation used in metal fabrication, paint, and assembly operations.
Ability to train apprentices.
Intermediate mechanical aptitude and ability to understand complex issues and systematically work toward resolution.

Responsibilities

Safely and proficiently perform maintenance activities on equipment, buildings, and grounds.
Install and repair electrical systems and components on industrial machinery and in factory settings.
Troubleshoot and repair robotic, mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, pneumatic, and controls-related issues in manufacturing and facility operations.
Suggest and implement improvements to equipment and designs to improve safety, quality, delivery, and productivity.
Assist in troubleshooting electrical components and wiring diagrams.
Test electrical systems and continuity of circuits in wiring, equipment, or fixtures.
Provide technical support to project managers and engineers on projects.
Contribute to improving processes, reducing equipment downtime, and controlling costs.
Resolve basic to moderately complex problems using judgment within established procedures and practices.
Train maintenance technicians and apprentices.
Represent the team on projects and interface with customers when needed to complete assignments.