Allen-Bradley PLC Electrical Technician

Overview

Tempel, a Worthington Steel (NYSE: WS) owned company, is a leading global manufacturer of precision magnetic steel laminations for the motor, generator, auto and transformer industries, and beyond. We deliver precision manufacturing, metallurgical analysis, engineering, prototyping and product design, tooling, and value-added capabilities to customers via a global manufacturing footprint.

Looking for strong PLC experience, can connect to the PLC and trouble shoot.

1st Shift is 6am to 2pm

Pay is based on

Experience:

$38 - $43 per hour

We pay for breaks and lunch time.

• The Electrical Technician will be responsible for troubleshooting electrical and mechanical problems in an efficient and safe manner throughout the facility.
• Responsible for preventative and mechanical maintenance and must possess knowledge of machine repair.
• A successful candidate is an initiative-taking problem-solver with a strong work ethic to ensure all quality levels are met.
• Must have strong electrical and PLC manufacturing background and the ability to read and understand ladder logic and program HMIs.
• Electrician is responsible for troubleshooting electrical issues with machines and coordinating with Maintenance regarding stamping presses, annealing furnaces, and other manufacturing equipment.
• Make advanced repairs and adjustments to electrical devices and perform basic mechanical repairs as necessary.
• Perform advanced preventive maintenance on all machinery as assigned.
• Troubleshoot mechanical and electrical problems and document findings.
• Enter data into the maintenance system timely and accurately.
• Maintain a clean and safe work area and initiate improvement projects.
• Perform basic failure root cause investigations and modify PLC and HMI programming as needed.
• Ensure electrical systems and connections are safe and running efficiently.
• Troubleshoot and coordinate electrical issues with machines and Maintenance, including fault messages.
• Perform preventive maintenance on electrical aspects and routine maintenance on production equipment; repair when needed.
• Address hardware connection issues and operate software glitches specific to presses, uncouple rs, and straighteners.
• Test electrical and electronic equipment for continuity, current, voltage, and resistance.
• Assist in checking new equipment and systems and repair or maintain older systems as available.
• Repair large electrical equipment (e.g., industrial fans, large motors).
• Maintain logs, record labor, materials, and equipment used.
• Calibrate and check instruments as required.
• Respond quickly to emergency situations.
• Utilize tools such as drills, mechanical saws, sanders and buffers as appropriate.
• Wire machines and electrical panels in line with prints; weld and/or operate a miller; assemble gas circuits from prints.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Must be flexible with the ability to adapt to changing priorities and schedules.
• Ability to multi-task with strong attention to detail and quality and accuracy in work.
• Effective communication with people at all levels of the organization and with outside parties.
• Demonstrates understanding of policies and procedures and complies with them.
• Keeps current with new work methods, skills, and technologies.
• Willingness and ability to work in multiple functional areas.
• Plans, prioritizes, and organizes work to produce measurable results.
• Assesses situations accurately and determines appropriate action.
• Identifies and utilizes resources effectively and responsibly.
• Takes ownership for personal development.
• Reads and understands Job Plans and provides feedback.
• Creates work orders and enters feedback for PMs and jobs performed.

• High School Diploma or G.E.D.
• 5+ years Electrical Maintenance experience in an industrial manufacturing setting.
• Knowledgeable of good safety practices and quality standards.

• Advanced knowledge of electrical systems.
• Advanced knowledge of AC/DC motor drives, PLC and SLC controllers and motor control circuits.
• Troubleshoot high voltage.
• Read and measure devices, interpret blueprints, circuit diagrams, schematics, and electrical codes.
• Good problem-solving skills, safety practices and attention to quality.
• Basic computer skills.
• Ability to perform electrical tests, read results and diagnose and repair electrical problems.
• Understand and apply blueprints and technical diagrams.
• Intermediate math skills.
• Experience with mechanical systems, hydraulics, and pneumatic equipment.
• Journeyman certification or equivalent.