Mechanic Electronic Controls

STENA • Middle River, MD

143d • $38

About The Position

We are seeking skilled Maintenance Electronic Controls personnel to plan and layout work, analyze and repair electrical control systems. To direct the repair of a variety of multi-purpose electronic and/or electro-mechanical control systems on industrial equipment such as NC/CNC machining systems, mini-computers, microprocessors, AC/DC drives, process controllers (PLC), etc. Please note that Seniority may determine shift assignments, this role has a high probability of requiring off shift schedule.

Requirements

• The ability to read and interpret all types of maintenance blueprints and specifications.
• Utilize precision measuring instruments such as multimeters, voltmeters, clamp meters, and power monitors.
• Requires a broad shop trade knowledge of electronic and electro-mechanical industrial equipment control systems.
• Demonstrate a commitment to following safe procedures and adhere to safe repair practices.
• Willingness and ability to instruct and assist less experienced electricians and electrical mechanics.
• A physically demanding role with exposure to loud noises, potential hazards, and often dirty environments.

Nice To Haves

• Hands-on experience with Siemens and FANUC NC, PLC, and HMI systems.
• Experience with Ladder Logic.
• Prior use of AutoCad Electronics toolbar for schematic creation.
• Experience performing electrical work in a large industrial setting.
• Four years of hands-on experience with electrical control components for Automation and Numerical Control equipment.
• Ability to run laser trackers for multi-axis machine alignment.
• Strong communication and team building skills.
• Understanding working knowledge of autoclave controls and processes on both electric and gas fired units.
• A Journeyman’s Electricians license that is current with the State of Maryland.

Responsibilities

• Investigates faults or difficulties being reported by the operations team on equipment controlled by multi-purpose electronic and/or electro-mechanical control systems.
• Analyzes the reported malfunction and determines the level of repair needed, notifying the supervisor and beginning the repair process.
• Performs repairs including wiring, controls, components replacement, and control modifications to bring equipment back to safe operation.
• Provides a detailed summary of repairs and requests evaluation for replenishment of any spares used.
• Works with Facilities and automation engineers to evaluate failed components and determine if OEM or certified repair processes are viable.
• Determines proper method of removing covers or machine guarding to gain access to components for testing and repairs.
• Diagnoses, troubleshoots, and determines proper method for repair or replacement of failed components.
• Submits information to supervisor or Facilities office for approval of subsequent repairs or necessary purchases.
• Installs and maintains electrical equipment that powers factory machinery such as lathes, multi-axis drilling and milling machines, paint booths, automated assembly and layup robots, electric welders, etc.
• Works from work orders, service requests, blueprints, wiring sketches, and electrical schematics.
• Tests equipment to ensure safety, performance, and accuracy meet requirements before turning over to end users.
• Reports mechanical problems to the supervisor and locks out unsafe systems.
• Reviews schematics, writing diagrams, performance specifications, and manufacturing manuals to become familiar with equipment design and operating requirements.
• Sets up and operates a variety of highly sensitive and precise electronic test tools and equipment.
• Conducts functional and operation testing on electrical equipment.
• Assists with the planning of upcoming installations, repairs, and preventive maintenance of electronic and/or electro-mechanical equipment.
• Performs preventive maintenance utilizing work orders and relevant schematics and user manuals.
• Makes critical adjustments during troubleshooting and testing events, including changes to ladder logic, parameter settings, and PLC programming.
• Establishes arrangement and location of components to eliminate electronic interference and ensure proper heat dissipation.
• Analyzes and repairs automatic control instruments and related recording devices used in industrial manufacturing equipment.
• Maintains logs and reports necessary for preventive maintenance and service records.
• Examines malfunctioning electrical equipment and determines if repairs or replacement parts are needed.
• Assists with other maintenance duties as assigned.

Benefits

• Competitive Healthcare Benefits Package
• 401k Savings Plan
• Annual Pay Increases and COLA pay
• Shift Differential Pay for off shift schedules
• Overtime Opportunities
• Paid-Time Off/Vacation
• Educational Assistance Reimbursement
• Health & Safety Personal Protective Program
• Free Onsite Gym with weekly fitness classes
• On-the-Job Training

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 employees