Electromechanical Electrician

Job Description Electrician
- Days
- Starting wage $35.90
· Works in accordance with plant operations’ safety and quality programs to provide a safe and quality minded working environment.
· Install, maintain, and repair a variety of electromechanical equipment
· Perform calibration activities to ensure compliance with set industry codes

Modify and adjust process equipment and instruments to specifications

Responsible for cleanup of wastes and debris resulting from maintenance activities and proper management of the wastes generated

Responsible for notification to appropriate plant personnel or emergency coordinators if and when a hazardous material or waste is spilled during material handling activities

Train and assist other mechanics when applicable and collaborate professionally with production operators and other personnel.

Perform regular and preventative maintenance on installed electromechanical equipment

Communicate effectively at shift change with millwrights, supervisors, and operators

Troubleshoots any malfunction on production equipment and facility equipment with minimum supervision

Troubleshoot complex problems associated with electromechanical machinery by following precedential steps

Install electric parts and hardware

Repair and calibrate electro pneumatic assemblies to meet job specifications

Diagnose issues with control systems and employ tactics to resolve them effectively

Responsible for using Maintenance shop tools and equipment properly on all production equipment.

Participate in continuous improvement of operations and production

Maintain knowledge of drawings, blueprints, schematics and inspection manuals

Fill out work orders and create reports for each task completed during the day Responsible for keeping the Maintenance Shop facilities and equipment clean and orderly at all times.

Responsible for identifying existing or potential problems and taking appropriate actions to prevent or reduce production equipment downtime for corrective maintenance.

Assist mechanical millwrights as needed for mechanical repair.

Performs other duties as assigned by department supervisor/manager.
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QUALIFICATIONS:

High School Diploma or equivalent

Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills
· Must successfully pass Berry Global Certified Electrical Program Test within 15days of hire Preference given to those with electromechanical education and/or experience in the trade within manufacturing

Proficient working with 3-phase power up to 480V.Knowledge of PLC’s and trouble shooting skills within ladder logic programs.

Results oriented with the ability to balance other business considerations.

Must have excellent attendance and safety record.

Knowledge of ISO, AIB uses and other quality policies.

Familiarity with Safety Data Sheets Must have good communication skills, both written and oral.

Proficient with the use of hand and power tools

Must demonstrate the ability to build and maintain strong teamwork relationships.

Maintain and convey a positive attitude at all times.

Positive attitude, motivated, good organizational skills and strong communication skills

Ability to work with limited supervision

Reliable with a strong attendance record

Ability to interface with employees at all levels within the facility

Safety orientated with a continuous improvement mindset EQUIPMENT USED1) Hoists 16) Resin pumps2) Baler 17) Stretch wrapper3) Bander 18) Suspended wrapping materials4) Forklift 19) Electric Roll Hoist (Big Joes)5) Computer 20) Hoppers6) Carts 21) Screw drivers7) Roll Cutter 22) Pliers8) Resin silos 23) Markers9) Hyde or Jiffy knife 24) Allen wrenches
10) Blenders 25) Scale
11) Balers 26) Buckets
12) Guillotine 27) Tool Pouch
13) “Octopus” (hopper area)14) Clock
15) Two-way radio

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