Analyzes, modifies, builds, rebuilds, repairs or overhauls electronic and electrical equipment and controls. Corrects electrical problems to ensure optimal operation of electrical components on equipment. May perform miscellaneous maintenance tasks, as required. May supervise contractors, as required.

• Duties and Responsibilities
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    Must be familiar with the NEC & how to lookup & perform work to minimum NEC Standards
  • A thorough understanding of electrical theory, ohms laws, induction, capacitive, true power, reactive power, apparent power, etc.
  • Must be familiar with the basic tools of the trade including ammeters, ohm meters, VOM, Meggars, EMT benders, Ridgid Hydraulic Benders, wire baskets, pullers & setup, thermal scanners, cable testers.
  • Adhere to state and local building regulations
  • A good foundation is basic relay logic & be able to demonstrate this
  • Transformer connections, H1, H2, X1, X2 etc.
  • Be familiar with single phase as well as 3 phase distribution systems
  • Be able to size wire using ampacity tales
  • Be capable of sizing conductors & know percent fill of each size or demonstrate knowledge of how to obtain this info
  • Knowledge of a phase & single phase motor connections
  • Capable of planning electrical jobs including selecting all types of boxes, panels, breakers, fuses, conduit, wire size, grounding conductors, etc.
  • Bending EMT 1/2“ through 1”
  • Be capable of trouble shooting without issues with & without a schematic
  • Being capable of tracing wires & capable of creating schematics as needed
  • Familiar with VFD’s & being capable of programming them as well as trouble shooting them.
  • Be familiar with the tools of the trade & how to use them properly
  • Complete work orders on time
  • Perform all work in a neat & workman like manner, clean up after yourself
  • Tighten all fittings, clamps, Sealtite connections, termine screws to the proper torque setting
  • Knowledge of lockout tagout procedures & implementation of them
  • Proper use of arial lifts, turret lifts, ladders & scaffolding as well as forklift operation
  • Able to perform lifting, bending to OSHA Standards
  • Knowledge of fasteners & their proper use
  • Knowledge of instrumentation & control – 4-20mm – 0 -10V circuit
  • Knowledge of:
  • photo eyes in both light & dark modes of operation
  • pressure switches
  • limit switches
  • VFD’s & motor starters
  • flow & level sensors
  • IP transducers
  • Relays
  • HMI equipment
  • temperature devices
  • Capable of ballast & light/lamp changes
  • PLC skills
  o Familiar with converting relay logic into ladder logic
  o Familiar with Allen Bradley communications protocol path highway, ethernet, etc.
  o Familiar with IO selection & troubleshooting & configuration.
  o Installation & maintenance of PLC’s & associated equipment
  o HMI programming & troubleshooting

• Two years of collegiate-level technical or vocational training, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Four years of previous related experience and a thorough understanding of manufacturing operation requirements.
• Proven experience with electrical aspects of hydraulic, mechanical, PLC, robotics, and HVAC equipment. Proficient using general shop equipment, tools and hand tools.
• Able to climb in overhead structures, work beneath machines and in close quarters performing analysis and repair work.
• High degree of precision working with minimum tolerances required. High degree of attention and care required to prevent injury to others which responsible for flow of electrical power. Exposed to high voltage electricity.
• High level of mental and visual acuity. Requires reaching, stretching, standing, lifting, bending and squatting. May need to lift over 75 lbs.
• PC literacy
• Safety oriented self-motivated team player.
• As a safety sensitive position, may be subject to substance testing per company policy.