Electrician Technician

The Essential Functions Of The Electrical Technician Position Include Responsibilities and Essential Duties include, but are not limited to:

• Perform hands‑on electrical, electronic, and controls troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance on production and general plant equipment, working alongside the shift maintenance crew to keep the lines running.
  
  - Possess strong hands‑on knowledge of industrial electrical and electronic systems, motor controls, instrumentation, and industrial automation, with the ability to diagnose and repair them directly on the floor.
  
  - Complete assigned work orders and preventive maintenance tasks issued by the Maintenance Manager, and document all work performed in the CMMS.

Principal Responsibilities

- Core Competencies

Working knowledge of the electrical, control, and drive systems on the following production equipment:

Principal Responsibilities

- Core Competencies

Working knowledge of the electrical, control, and drive systems on the following production equipment:

• Standalone spiral freezers (Messer, Linde)
• Tunnel Freezers
• Depositors
  - Fillers
• Portioners
• Grinders
• Unifiller 400
• Unifiller 1000
• Unifiller 600, 601 Multistation
• Handtmann 608, 808
• Vemag 520
• GEA Optiflour
• GEA Multiformer
• GEA Crumb master
• Rheon Rounder
• Rheon Portioner
• Tromp Laminating Lines
• Dough Sheeting
• Urschel Grinder
• Mixers (Escher, AMFEC, Hobart, Handtmann, Tonelli)
• PD Pumps (Graco, UNIBLOC)
• Cooking Equipment
• Tilt Skillets
  - Cleveland Kettles
• Blentech Cooker
• Chester Jensen
• Ovens (Middleby Marshall, Revent)
• Fryers (Heat and Control Mastermatic)
• Packaging Equipment
• Flow Wrappers (Sleek 65, Weighpack)
• Cartoners (ADCO) - X-Ray (Ishida, Novus, JBT)
• Metal Detectors
  - Tape Sealers
  - Cleaning Equipment
• Viking Sanitation Cars
• Rack washers (Somengil)
• Industrial Automation
• ABB Robots
• Fanuc Robots
• Self-Motorized Pulleys (Interroll) Demonstrated hands‑on competency in the following electrical and controls disciplines:
• Power distribution and building electrical: 480V/240V/208V three-phase and single-phase systems, transformers, panel boards, disconnects, breakers, and branch circuits.

• Perform hands‑on electrical, electronic, and controls troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance on production and general plant equipment, working alongside the shift maintenance crew to keep the lines running, without compromising safety, food quality, or reliability.
• Personally perform and complete preventive maintenance work orders and corrective repairs on the shift, following the preventive maintenance program set by the Maintenance Manager.
• Troubleshoot and repair electrical, electronic, controls, and automation faults on production equipment to restore operation as quickly as possible, and assist with mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic repairs as needed.
• Support and document Root Cause Analysis (RCA) on electrical and controls failures, and ag
• Carry out the safe repair, replacement, wiring, installation, and startup of production equipment during the shift.
• Support on‑site electrical and automation contractors during the shift, and report any work that does not meet safety or quality standards to the Maintenance Manager.
• Identify critical electrical spare parts and repair needs, and communicate them to the Maintenance Manager for ordering and vendor follow‑up.
• Support the spare parts program by pulling, using, and logging parts, and by helping maintain min/max levels for critical electrical components.
• Be a first responder to emergency electrical issues, equipment failures, facility‑related incidents, and major breakdowns during the shift, and act promptly to resolve them.
• Available to attend to work on requested weekends, based on the needs of the organization.
• Use the CMMS system daily to receive, complete, and close work orders, and to log labor,…