Industrial Electrician

Industrial Electrician

Responsibility /Authority
- Electrical Technicians have the responsibility to:

• Accept a variety of task assignments in the electrical area in both the Float and OE Fabrication facilities.
• Accept production assignments when necessary to meet business needs.
• Identify, record, maintain logs and communicate any problems relating to the product or process.
• Abide by all Federal, State, and Local requirements related to generating and disposing of hazardous and non-hazardous waste material.
• Follow all Plant/Companies rules, policies and procedures and contractual agreements.
• Conform to expected conduct in a business environment.
• Follow the Quality, Environmental and Safety policies.
• Team members have the authority to initiate, recommend or provide solutions to problems through designated channels.
• Responsible for calibrating and checking instruments.
• Respond quickly to emergency situations.
• Perform routine maintenance on production equipment and repair on them when necessary.
• Wire machines and electrical panels in line with prints.
• Troubleshooting: identify a problem and logical solutions to repair them.
• Browse blueprints and schematics and use an array of tools and diagnostic devices to service and install electrical components

Quality Responsibility - I am responsible for maintaining an effective QS9000 Quality system that is current, used, understood and maintained in my area of the facility according to QS9000 Guidelines and to continually improve the products, processes and services and to ensure customer satisfaction (Quality Policy). I am responsible for all audits conducted and will ensure all processes meet audit requirements.

Safety Precautions
- Enforces all safety requirements. Ensure 10 Key Safety Leadership Behaviors, all safety rules, policies and procedures are met. Maintain a safe working environment.

• 1. Recognize safe behavior to reinforce it and encourage it to continue
• 2. Never walk past an unsafe behavior without talking to the person
• 3. Be more intolerant of continued unsafe behavior
• 4. Ensure your team always wears their PPE even when you are not there
• 5. Ensure high standards of housekeeping are maintained
• 6. Talk regularly to your team about safety; not just at the monthly brief
• 7. Encourage your team to get involved in proactive safety
• 8. Ensure all safety actions are progressed to completion and let people know particularly if it will take some time to complete
• 9. Be visible on the shop floor talking and listening to your team
• 10. Demonstrate to your team that you care about their health and safety

Environmental Responsibility - I am responsible and accountable, for assuring that my departments are operated in a manner consistent with the Pilkington Environmental Policy. Specifically, for operating my departments in a manner which;
1) Ensures full compliance with all applicable environmental laws and regulations,
2) Prevents pollution wherever possible, and
3) Encourage activities which lead to continual improvement in Pilkington's environmental performance.

Essential Functions
- Inspecting and testing the operation of electrical components and systems Installing new industrial electrical systems, including wiring, conduit, and electrical apparatus Identifying and repairing electrical problems using a variety of testing devices Reading and interpreting electrical and electronic circuit blueprints, diagrams, and schematics Carrying out preventive maintenance to avoid unnecessary repairs and downtime in the facility. Documenting repairs and maintenance procedures for future reference.

Adhering to all safety policies, procedures, and regulations to ensure a safe working environment. Communicating effectively with management, engineers, and co-workers about maintenance progress and challenges Preform electrical maintenance as required to maintain the operation. Perform preventative maintenance as scheduled. Work on projects as scheduled or required to maintain the operation. Required to assist in training others. Participate in all audits: STOP Audits, GO Audits, internal audit, cross facility, management, and third-party registration audits.

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