Maintenance Electrician-3rd Shift

Summary:

Client is looking for a Maintenance Electrician who maintains, repairs, tests, and troubleshoots electrical, electronic and related components and systems throughout the facility. The position is a 3rd shift position, 9:30PM to 6AM with a 30-minute unpaid lunch.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Performs routine repairs, inspections and preventive maintenance on electrical and mechanical equipment, devices and components. Tests, inspects and troubleshoots equipment and electro/pneumatic controls as necessary for automatic equipment; reports equipment and machinery operational status as directed.
• Works on new installations of all power, light, motors, transformers, control panels, relays, electronic equipment, and equipment in building applications.
• Provides assistance to engineering associates in troubleshooting and repairs of electrical services and electrical/electronic equipment, including PLC's, in order to maintain serviceability and reliability of equipment.
• Reads blueprints and electrical diagrams.
• Suggests modifications and improvements to equipment and implements changes as directed. Updates all prints to reflect changes made.
• Keeps accurate records of time and material chargeable to each separate job.
• Maintains Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) with accurate & thorough data.
• Follows safety policies and maintains good housekeeping in work area.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications:

• 1+ years of experience as Maintenance Electrician.
• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.
• Must be a graduate of a vocational/technical school in an electrical/electronic craft and have at least two years electrical experience in an industrial environment OR must have some post-secondary education in electronic/electrical craft and four years electrical experience in an industrial environment.
• Capable of reading/interpreting electrical schematics, blueprints, logic and wiring diagrams.
• Knowledgeable of the N.E.C., O.S.H.A. guidelines, electrical/electronic test equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, etc.) and programmable controllers.
• Able to troubleshoot, repair and test mechanical equipment common to distribution centers, such as conveyors, diverters, and packaging equipment
• Must be able to properly start, operate and shutdown all facility systems.
• Must be proficient in all plumbing operations and in the use of pipe fitting tools.
• Working knowledge of existing laws and operational requirements set forth by governing agencies.
• Must be able to perform electrical welding and possess a basic knowledge of mechanical equipment for troubleshooting systems controlled by electrical devices.
• Must have the ability to make correct, expedient repairs under pressure.

Strong organizational skills.

• Strong verbal communication skills.
• Ability to handle pressure and demonstrate flexibility.
• Able to demonstrate good interpersonal skills and take initiative on specific issues.
• Ability to prioritize handling of situations.
• Must have a positive attitude.