Manufacturing Electro-Mechanical Technician 2nd shift

Menasha Corporation•Philadephia, PA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing existing wiring and electrical devices in an industrial setting including the facility. This role is for the 2nd shift, which runs from 3pm to 11pm. The starting pay is between $30-$38+ per hour, based on experience.

Requirements

Ability to read, comprehend and, where necessary, complete: A Blue Print, An Electrical Schematic, Operating and Maintenance manuals, A Work Order, Repair Parts request, Standard and Metric tape measure.
Other measuring equipment: A Micrometer, A Caliper, A Scale, A VOM (Volt/Ohm Meter), Amp Meter.
MSDS forms.
Steam, Vacuum, Air, Hydraulic gauges.
Advanced knowledge of Electrical Applications, Theory and NEC.
Ability to perform: Electrical P/Ms, Conduit Bending, Lighting Installations, Service Panel Installations, Transformer Installations.
Basic math, reading, communication skills.
Must have proper tools to perform assigned work duties.

Nice To Haves

Ability to instruct helpers and less qualified personnel.

Responsibilities

Design, implement, repair, maintain and improve instruments, equipment, facility and systems for industrial manufacturing service.
Operate computer design software and equipment to perform tasks, repairs or changes to existing or new equipment.
Perform detailed calculations to compute and establish manufacturing, construction and installation standards and specifications.
Confirm completed projects and installations conform to design and installation standards and specifications.
Plan and research methodology and procedures to electrical projects.
Review and check all assigned project installation drawings for compliance with all company electrical safety programs.
Perform electrical installation, troubleshooting and repairs: 24Volt control circuits up to 480Volts 3 Phase Motors/DC Motors Motor Control circuits and Contactors PLC Programmers and Ladder Logic Circuits.
Identify proper P/M schedules.
Identify proper parts, materials and tools needed for specific jobs.
Set up and operate all shop equipment.
Knows all safe work habits surrounding the job.
Can identify and eliminate work hazards.
Knows proper lock-out/tag out minor servicing procedures.
Knows safe and proper clean up procedures.