Power Systems Technician - Milwaukee,WI Job Milwaukee area,Wisconsin USA,Manufacturing / Production

Performs preventive maintenance inspections, service and rebuilds on electrical power distribution equipment such as low and medium voltage circuit breakers, dry and oil type transformers, disconnect switches and relays.
Is capable of disassembling and reassembling various power systems equipment with guidance from shop manager.
Is capable of electrically testing power systems equipment with guidance from shop manager.
Is capable of identifying electrical and mechanical deficiencies while disassembling and reassembling power systems equipment with guidance from shop manager.
Is capable of operating a wide range of shop tools and test equipment with the shop manager’s guidance/training.
Thoroughly cleans power systems parts, after disassembly and during the reassembly process.
Records and reports damaged, worn, or broken parts to the shop manager during the repair process or while performing on-site inspections.
Reviews parts in need of replacement or repair with the shop manager during the repair process.
Identifies and troubleshoots the causes of unexpected breakdowns of power systems equipment working with the shop manager.
Performs work that is assigned both in shop and on-site quickly and efficiently with an emphasis on performing the work correctly with as little rework as possible. A high level of craftsmanship is required.
Prepares reports documenting work performed and work required utilizing company prepared test sheets and checklists. Accurate and timely completion of reports is a must. On-site test forms will need to be filled out accurately as the work is performed while at the job site.
Cleans, organizes, inventories, stocks, and otherwise maintains shop areas, parts, tools, and supplies.
Coordinates with shop manager to constantly improve repair procedures and techniques.
Collaborates with shop manager and/or company engineer regarding new parts/products being designed or remanufactured during the repair process with input regarding modifications that will be required.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
During some periods of time during the calendar year, a majority of the work you will be assigned will be on-site at the customers plant.
Employee is expected to possess basic hand tools capable of performing the duties listed, company to supply specialized tools and test equipment as needed.

Experience:

Some vocational or community college with related coursework or equivalent experience, required.

Physical Requirements

Must be able to squat, kneel and crawl to service equipment from below – Up to 40% of your shift
Must be able to bend and twist with torque to service equipment and to reach into awkward areas– Up to 10% of your shift
Must be able to climb stairs, ladders and or steps to get up onto equipment– Up to 30% of your shift
Must be able to work below, at, and above shoulder level to maintain equipment– Up to 90% of your shift
Required to push, pull reach and grasp with hands to use hand tools– Up to 50% of your shift
Must be able to lift 30-50 pounds individually or up to 100 lbs in a two man lift– Up to 20% of your shift
Must be able to stand while working on equipment – Up to 90% of your shift
Must be able to manipulate small/delicate parts with hands – Up to 25% of your shift

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Power Systems Technician - Milwaukee, WI