Nighttime Manufacturing Electrician – Paper Converting

Green Bay Converting•Green Bay, WI

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Green Bay Converting is hiring a Manufacturing Electrician to keep high-speed paper converting lines running safely and efficiently. The role involves troubleshooting, repairing, and improving electrical and controls systems on Perini and Bretting equipment, while working with operators and maintenance staff to reduce downtime. The facility converts large parent rolls of paper into finished tissue, towel, and napkin products. The position works nights in support of a 24/5 or 24/4 operation. On-call work and overtime may be needed. Work is performed in person. Pay is competitive and based on experience. Green Bay Converting describes its facility as clean, modern, safe, and well-maintained, and notes opportunities for advancement and for employees’ improvement ideas to be used.

Requirements

At least 3 years of industrial or manufacturing electrical experience.
Strong troubleshooting skills with motors, drives, and control circuits.
Experience with PLCs and HMIs.
Ability to read and work from electrical schematics and ladder logic.
Working knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, and lockout/tagout practices.
Reliability, punctuality, and ability to be a solid team member.
At least 5 years of industrial electrical experience in manufacturing is listed as required in the posting’s experience statement.

Nice To Haves

Journeyman or industrial electrician license, or completion of an electrical apprenticeship or technical program.
Paper converting, tissue, or paper mill experience; strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot drives, tension controls, and sensors on rewinders, folders, log saws, and wrappers to minimize downtime.
Maintain and repair motors, VFDs, servo drives, sensors, PLCs, and control panels.
Perform preventive and predictive maintenance on electrical systems.
Install, wire, and commission new equipment and machine upgrades.
Make PLC and HMI changes and support controls improvements.
Maintain plant power distribution, lighting, and building electrical systems.
Work with operators and mechanics to identify root causes and prevent repeat failures.
Maintain accurate work orders, prints, and maintenance records.
Follow lockout/tagout, NFPA 70E, and all workplace policies.