Electrical Maintenance Technician-$38.44/hr. 12hr Night 7pm-7am

International Paper•Orlando, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Electrician maintains production equipment at the Orlando Container Plant, supporting safe and reliable plant operations. The role performs preventive, emergency, and breakdown maintenance, and carries out electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, steam-system, and other repairs and installations. Work includes installing wiring and conduit, replacing faulty electrical and electronic components, troubleshooting drives and fluid-power systems, and reading diagrams, schematics, and PLC ladder logic. The technician also maintains accurate records, keeps work areas clean and organized, works collaboratively with other associates, and performs other duties assigned by supervision. This role works a 12-hour night shift, normally 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. The schedule may change based on plant operational needs, with advance notice. Willingness to work alternative shifts, overtime, and weekends is required; overtime may be needed during busy periods.

Requirements

Electrical aptitude.
Troubleshooting expertise.
Mechanical knowledge and experience.
Pass an Advanced Industrial Skills and Instrumentation/Electrician Knowledge Test before the interview process.
Be willing to work alternative shifts, weekends, and overtime as required.

Nice To Haves

A technical degree or apprenticeship certification.
Maintenance experience in the manufacturing industry.

Responsibilities

Maintain production equipment.
Follow all safety rules and practices.
Perform preventive maintenance, including lubrication, measuring wear and positions, repositioning components, and observing operations, vibration, and noise levels.
Perform emergency and breakdown maintenance as needed to support plant operations.
Accurately use measurement and test equipment.
Perform electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, steam-system, and other repairs and installations as needed.
Install wire and conduit for new and existing equipment, including conveyors, programmable controllers, and converting and corrugating machinery.
Replace faulty machine electrical components, such as relays, switches, and motors, and position-sensing devices such as proximity switches, timers, scanners, and photoelectric devices.
Diagnose and repair or replace faulty electronic components, such as printed circuit boards.
Troubleshoot and repair pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
Troubleshoot AC and DC drives.
Read electrical block diagrams, schematics, and PLC ladder logic.
Keep work areas clean and organized, including cleanup when completing assigned tasks.
Accurately and completely prepare and maintain maintenance records and other paperwork.
Troubleshoot and solve problems.
Follow assigned responsibilities through to completion.
Maintain teamwork with other associates.
Perform other duties as assigned by supervision.