Maintenance Technician/ EIC-(Electrical, Instrumentation, Control)-12hr (7am-7pm)

Clorox•Forest Park, GA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Clorox is hiring a Maintenance Technician with electrical, instrumentation, and controls capabilities for its Atlanta West facility. The facility uses automated packaging equipment and utilities to manufacture and distribute disinfecting wipes. The technician maintains and repairs mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment, troubleshoots faults, performs preventive maintenance, maintains critical-spares stock, and executes work orders. The role requires broad technical knowledge and the ability to troubleshoot with limited supervision to support reliable manufacturing.

Requirements

At least 5 years of industrial maintenance work experience, or qualifying technical education or training as described in the posting.
Proficiency maintaining, troubleshooting, analyzing, and repairing mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, power-transmission, electrical, and control systems.
Thorough knowledge of VFDs, PLCs, and servo motors.
Ability to repair defective machinery using drawings, manuals, and sample parts.
Skill using hand tools, power tools, welding equipment, rigging equipment, man-lifts, and shop equipment such as mills, lathes, band saws, and presses.
Understanding of shaft-alignment techniques and tools; mechanical drive systems; lubrication; and various pump types.
Pipe-fitting and electrical skills, including knowledge of VFD operation and motor-control circuits.
Ability to follow ladder logic for troubleshooting and read and update P&IDs.
Basic working knowledge of AC and DC circuits, ability to read schematics, use a multimeter, locate PLC I/O, perform address and rung searches, and properly terminate wiring.
Ability to understand and evaluate equipment operations to detect or anticipate malfunctions.
Ability to respond appropriately to stakeholders at all levels and deal with people with integrity during equipment breakdowns.
Self-motivated work behavior requiring limited supervision, a strong work ethic, and dedication to plant non-negotiables and company policies.
Computer skills with appropriate business programs such as Microsoft Office.
Dependable attendance and timely reporting when unable to work a shift.

Nice To Haves

Experience with computerized maintenance management systems such as SAP.
Experience or familiarity with servo motion-control systems.
Successful completion of a two-year college curriculum in technical areas and/or vocational-school certificates in electrical or mechanical technical areas as an alternative to the stated industrial-maintenance experience.
Vendor courses in machining, electricity, or welding.
Wide exposure to various technical areas through prior work experience.

Responsibilities

Maintain, troubleshoot, analyze, and repair mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, power-transmission, electrical, and control equipment to prevent and resolve process failures and breakdowns.
Troubleshoot motors and motor controls, including equipment using VFDs, PLCs, and servo motors.
Perform preventive maintenance, execute work orders, and help ensure critical spare parts are in stock.
Use business and maintenance software, including SAP, Microsoft Suite, Internet tools, Process Book, and FactoryTalk, to create or edit work orders, look up parts, research equipment, communicate, track time, and troubleshoot equipment.
Keep the work area and workstation clean after each job.
Read and update technical manuals, drawings, schematics, and P&IDs.
Apply shaft-alignment techniques and maintain mechanical drive systems, lubrication, and various pump types.
Perform pipe fitting and use hand tools, power tools, welding and rigging equipment, man-lifts, and shop equipment.
Fabricate and assemble repairs using drawings, manuals, or sample parts to determine dimensions and setup requirements.
Identify and install bearings, seals, belts, chains, and other automated-packaging-equipment components.
Perform machining and repair tasks, including turning down a shaft on a lathe, cutting a keyway on a milling machine, broaching a sprocket, cutting metal with a torch, basic stick welding, and threading pipe.
Work with AC and DC circuits; use a multimeter; locate PLC I/O from schematics; perform address and rung searches; follow ladder logic; terminate wiring; and replace or adjust electrical devices.
Demonstrate dependable attendance, report absences in time to cover the shift, and act professionally during equipment breakdowns.
Work with limited supervision and follow plant non-negotiables and company policies.