Industrial Electrician

Overview

Nature of position In this role you will perform maintenance, PMs, troubleshoot, repair, and calibrate various production, process, and instrumentation controls including building services. You will also identify and implement recommendations to improve equipment and facility performance while assuring proper operation, accuracy, and documentation of equipment and instrumentation. Your role will help to minimize downtime and to meet product and process requirements along the way.

You will communicate technical information to others and adhere to all plant safety rules, quality guidelines, and documentation requirements.

• Maintain electrical records and prints on plant equipment.
• Maintain current calibration of instruments listed in the calibration program.
• Troubleshoot and analyze root causes of failures to PLCs, drives, AC and DC motors, and all other associated electrical equipment.
• Dismantle, adjust, repair, assemble and rebuild equipment, electronic systems, circuit boards, and computerized systems according to blueprints, operating manuals, or repair manuals. This would include pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
• Help to plan, organize, and prioritize various maintenance jobs to support production and process equipment during scheduled downs and outages.
• Perform operational tests and fault isolation on systems and equipment.

• Basic computer skills, Word, Excel, and Outlook to name a few.
• Understanding of low voltage controls.
• Understanding of analog controls and PID loops.
• Understanding of the operation and maintenance of power transmission systems such as gearboxes, motors, conveyors, and material handling equipment.
• Understanding of electrical prints, symbols, and safe testing methods of electrical systems.
• Standard industrial physical abilities required.

• Experience with PLCs.
• Experience with servo and inverter drives.
• Experience with communication networks such as Profibus, Profinet, and or Modbus.
• 5 years of facility electrical experience or electro-mechanical experience.
• Washington State electrical card.

• Competitive wages starting at $43-$45 per hour.
• 9 paid holidays and an additional 5 paid time off (PTO) days.
• 401K with up to 4% company match.
• 12 hr shifts. 4 on 4 off