Industrial Maintenance Tech

Primary Objective Performs complex mechanical duties and a variety of electrical trade functions in the installation, maintenance, repair and/or distribution of electrical energy. Installs, maintains and replaces electronic programmable controllers in a manufacturing environment. Shift: Nights 6:45pm-7am 2-2-3 Schedule Major Function and Scope: Trouble shoot PLCs (Programmable Logic Controller) using hand held device or laptop.

Design and redesign program and software (PLCs, operator panels, etc). Format hard drives and install to the computers (Computer Setup) and PC application. Installs, maintains or repairs equipment for the generation, distribution or utilization of electrical energy in a manufacturing environment. Locates and diagnosis trouble in electrical systems or equipment working from blue prints, drawings, layouts or other specifications.

Works standard computations related to load requirements of wiring and/or electrical equipment. Knowledge of Serial port communication systems, VFDs (Variable Frequency Drives) and process control instrumentation devices (thermocouples, pressure switches, etc). Knowledge of Servomotors and drive units. Continuously reviewing their respective area for ideas and thoughts that will drive productivity and reduce costs within the organization and be able to professionally speak to their solution for improvement.

Process improvement (Plan and submit process improvements and execute the plan). Uses a variety of electricians tools including measuring and testing instruments. Process improvement (Plan and submit process improvements and execute the plan). Leads projects and completes them successfully, returning equipment to production operating safely and efficiently.

Keeps work area safe, clean and organized. Performs other related duties as required. Experience and Knowledge Required: High school diploma or equivalent experience. Knowledge of electrical code. Associate degree in industrial electronics preferred. 4 or more years industrial maintenance experience and 2 years industrial electrical experience.

Formal PCL training preferred. Basic computer knowledge (Microsoft Office). Competencies Ability to read blueprints. Ability to troubleshoot electrical systems and PLCs. Ability to score 80% or better on the Industrial Maintenance exam. Ability to read and understand procedures in English. Ability to test motors and electrical circuits using a voltmeter and amp meter.

In depth knowledge of LGV equipment and operation.