I​/E Techn.-Electrician

Summary, Focus And Purpose

• Assemble, install, test, and maintain electrical equipment under supervision of the Maintenance and Utilities Supervisor and direction of the maintenance Team Leader.
• Perform compliant electrical maintenance for supported equipment/facilities; participate in the I/E Technician work group and share assignments without inherent/system-imposed limits.
• Based on business needs, complete maintenance activities across job groupings where skills are common.
• May maintain significant business systems (e.g., CMMS data, planning, procurement, scheduling) with authority to assign/coordinate/maintain work for others.

• Work from drawings/blueprints/schematics/CMMS work orders; follow manufacturer manuals.
• Assemble, install, disconnect, test electrical equipment (motors, generators, control/electronic components).
• Measure, cut, bend, thread, assemble, and install conduit (EMT/IMC/Rigid/PVC-coated/Aluminum/PVC/Flex, etc.).
• Install/maintain/test/repair lights, lighting controls, alarms, public address, power distribution, and data processing systems.
• Troubleshoot circuits using electrical testing; complete load surveys/tests; take corrective actions.
• Maintain and service electrical equipment; may work on energized equipment using OSHA-approved safety equipment/guidelines.
• Complete work per company guidelines and NEC; develop/perform equipment modifications.
• Estimate/layout jobs; prepare bills of materials; order spare parts/tools/stock items.
• Participate in HAZOPS, waste walkthroughs, Kaizen events, and Lean Six Sigma/quality/safety/environment training.
• Assist with labor/material estimates and work order assignment/scheduling/prioritization using maintenance management systems.
• Consult with supervision/mechanics on troubleshooting; write/execute/complete safety permits.
• Annual field verification for EL qualifications.

• High school diploma (or GED) and graduation from an accredited electrician trade school/community college (min. 576 classroom hours), or completion of a formal electrician apprentice program approved by U.S. Dept. of Labor (or equivalent), or verified military training equivalent, or journeyman apprenticeship.

• Course(s) in electronics.

• Required:
  
  3 years recent full-time electrician experience in the last 7 years in heavy industrial applications, OR 4 years on-the-job part training within a formal electrician apprentice program, OR 3 years recent full-time military electrician experience (within last 7 years).
• Read blueprints/drawings/schematics/line diagrams.
• Analyze electrical maintenance problems, troubleshoot, and apply corrective measures.

• Extensive experience with automatic/automated packaging equipment in drug or food processing industries.