Must be able to use test equipment including, but not limited to, DMMs, amp meters, and Megger meters.
Must be able to design, install, repair, replace and maintain motors, drives, controls, starters, lights, power, communication, PLC, and other related systems.
Must be able to draw schematics and compile documentation for complex projects.
Must have knowledge of computers, PLCs, HMI, inverters, and other electronics.
Must be able to write and troubleshoot complex PLC programs.
Know the practices, methods, tools, materials and equipment of the electrician’s trade.
Know the hazards and safety precautions of all procedures.
Know how to diagnose and remedy maintenance problems.
Preferred Skills
Previous verifiable industrial electrical experience.
Previous residential electrical experience.
The candidate chosen for this position may be hired at an interim job title and interim pay rate if all training and testing requirements for the position have not been successfully completed prior to hire.
Key Competencies
PLAN & ORGANIZE
Effectively manage breakdown work based on the available resources (manpower, production priority, parts/materials, etc.).
Use available resources to maximize department efficiency and minimize production downtime.
Stay informed. Monitor and measure the progress of each breakdown/call to stay on top of any issues and prevent distractions from interfering with timely completion of repairs and/or troubleshooting.
Ensure daily work order completion and accuracy (parts used, labor hours, descriptions, etc.).
Be proactive. If breakdown calls are light, assign and complete non-breakdown/PM work orders for any lines that have been scheduled down during your shift.
COMMUNICATE
Clearly communicate with production and maintenance supervisors during any and all breakdown work (estimated completion time, repair issues, etc.).
Communicate clearly with the team to ensure that your expectations are understood and that they have all the necessary information to complete work efficiently and correctly the first time.
Seek team member input and listen to team member concerns and adjust priorities accordingly.
Motivate the team by creating a positive work environment that promotes trust and open communication.