Maintenance Electrician

INNIO•Waukesha, WI

28d•Onsite

About The Position

The Industrial / Maintenance Electrician is responsible for day-to-day electrical maintenance and repair activities for equipment and facilities. The role meets short-term operational objectives by resolving issues through immediate action or short-term planning, while also establishing long-term planning through a preventative maintenance program for facilities and equipment. This position is fully on-site at INNIO’s Waukesha, Wisconsin facility. Regular in-person attendance is required, and remote work is not available. The role works first shift, with schedule options of 5:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. or 6:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.

Requirements

Journeyman Industrial Electrician Card or five years of equivalent industrial electrician experience.
Collaborative team player willing to take ownership of decisions and act as a results-oriented self-starter.
Ability to work effectively in all environments.
Strong troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills.
Demonstrated ability to multitask and coordinate several projects simultaneously.
Experience leading initiatives of moderate scope and impact.
Ability to analyze problems, identify root causes, and provide efficient solutions.
Working knowledge of NFPA 70 and 79 codes and their applications.
Experience and ability to work with AC and DC voltages up to and including 480 volts.

Nice To Haves

Previous knowledge of preventative maintenance systems.
Experience with Okuma, Makino, WFL, and Pama equipment.
Fanuc and Siemens controls expertise.
Experience with older manual and automatic grinding equipment.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot and repair electrical systems, including numerical controls, power supplies, drives, gages, and test equipment.
Perform preventive maintenance functions.
Install, start up, and shut down equipment in accordance with company safety procedures and OSHA requirements.
Maintain housekeeping of the work area and equipment.
Read and interpret equipment manuals, diagrams, sketches, engineering specifications, and work orders to perform maintenance and service.
Read and interpret electrical schematics to troubleshoot equipment faults and failures.
Apply knowledge of NFPA 70 and 79 codes to meet national, state, and local codes.
Work with AC and DC voltages up to and including 480 volts.
Install and repair electric motors of all types.
Diagnose and program VFDs as necessary.
Establish long-term maintenance planning through a facilities and equipment preventative maintenance program.