Maintenance Electrician

Under general supervision, maintain and repair both electronic and electro-mechanical designed systems. Typical equipment for repairing includes analog and digital meters, laboratory equipment, electronic safety devices, welding controls systems, control panels, motor speed controllers and all other electronic systems excluding programmable controller software. Electrical work involving layout, installation, maintenance and repair of light, test, power, and automatically controlled circuits of standard design.

• Perform repairs on equipment as defined above by diagnosing faults and making actual repairs, readjustments, or calibrations. Typical equipment used is multimeters, oscilloscopes, hand, electrical, or soldering tools as used in this trade.
• Maintain and assist in keeping maintenance and calibration records and replacement parts for the electronic/electro-mechanical equipment.
• Perform preventive maintenance on equipment per instructions and schedules established by supervision.
• Lay out construction wiring and install and maintain electrical circuits for machine installations, conveyors, elevators, crane, etc.
• Perform expert trouble shooting and wiring of electrical circuit.
• Maintain and repair AC and DC motors and control equipment.
• Install conduit and bus-bar and general wiring.
• Maintain clean and safe work areas.
• Replace unit components such as control relays, protective relays, thermostats, fan and blower motors, fuses, EAC compressors, etc.
• May perform other duties such as troubleshooting and repairing lighting units and power circuits in offices, including replacement of fluorescent tubes and ballasts and cleaning reflectors and diffusers.
• Assist other Maintenance Department employees and perform related or less skilled work.
• Perform other similar or less skilled work.
• Follow all site safety rules specific to their position, as seen in the associate handbook, cardinal rule cards, job specific standard work and any EHS training documents.
• Report all chemical spills and other environmental concerns to their supervisor, security, or EHS immediately.

• Must have five (5) years documented industrial experience as a Maintenance Electrician.
• Must possess knowledge of industrial electronics.
• Must possess valid Journeyman’s Card.
• Must be able to work from wiring diagrams and schematic drawings.
• Must have general knowledge of electrical codes and requirements.
• Must be able to read, write and pass Carrier Qualification test.
• Must be a qualified Electrician and able to read and interpret wiring diagrams, piping schematic drawings and Carrier Preventative Maintenance instructions.
• Must be able to trace electrical circuits, make voltage test, etc., all in accordance with rules of safety.
• Must complete applicable safety programs such as electrical safety, lockout-tagout, etc…