Maintenance Electrician III - 2nd Shift

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Job Title: Maintenance Electrician III 2nd Shift

Location: Woodstock IL Onsite

Job Description:

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Frequent standing and walking.
• Occasional sitting below waist level work balancing carrying reaching fine motor skills forceful motion and lifting up to 60 lbs.
• Minimal foot use climbing push/pulling and lifting over 100 lbs.
• Ability to meet the physical requirements with or without reasonable accommodation as provided in detail in the Job Analysis Database.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• High School Diploma or GED.
• Accredited maintenance apprenticeship or two years technical training with two plus years industrial electrician experience.
• Five plus years industrial electrician experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Demonstrated ability to read and interpret documents such as wiring diagrams schematic drawings instructions safety rules code books and specifications.
• Demonstrated ability to inspect electrical systems equipment and machines for possible problems.
• Knowledge of medium voltage power distribution systems.
• Knowledge of drives controls motion controllers PLCs and/or motors.
• Understanding of national electric code (NEC) and NFPA70E.
• Ability to operate mobile equipment such as forklifts overhead traveling cranes and aerial lift platforms in a safe and professional manner.
• Ability to use math skills including fractions percentages geometry and probability.
• Ability to read and understand technical procedures.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to follow and give instructions.
• Ability to work well with other employees.
• Proficient in basic computer skills.
• Knowledge of lockout/tagout procedures.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Knowledge of siliconcontrolled rectifiers (SCR) rectifiers capacitors and resistors.
• Advanced knowledge of PLC programming (Allen Bradley Siemen GE etc.)
• Advanced knowledge of operation of SCRs rectifiers capacitors and resistors.
• Advanced knowledge of process identifier (PID) troubleshooting experience.
• Machine tool forklift truck and crane experience.
• Advanced knowledge and aptitude on hydraulic pneumatic combustion machining and mechanical systems.
• Troubleshooting experience with automated systems (material handling machine tools and metal casting equipment)
• Work experience in a foundry environment.

MAJOR ACCOUNTABILITIES:

• Perform advanced problem solving by identifying troubleshooting and correcting electrical issues.
• Perform a wide variety of installation maintenance and troubleshooting work to keep production and support equipment in operating condition.
• Act as subject matter expert for electrical systems.
• Analyze test results machine error messages and information obtained from operators to diagnose and repair.
• May perform ARC flash program.
• Layout control panels using schematics and I/O mapping.
• Perform a wide variety of electrical installation maintenance and troubleshooting work to keep production and support equipment in operating conditions.
• Plan layout and install complex wiring circuits and distribution centers in conformance with established electrical codes plan measure bend and fir conduit.
• Install and troubleshoot motor control centers power distribution panels lighting panels and controls on plant equipment such as bar pulling machines cut off equipment centerless grinders trepanning lathes dust collectors melting and holding furnaces and other similar types of equipment.
• Repair replace and connect single or threephase motors AC or DC on all types of production and support equipment.
• Maintain and replace starter contactors relays timers limit switches and counters.
• Use material handling equipment when performing certain electrical maintenance work; operate a forklift truck for transporting equipment and lifting employees; use specialized power equipment for pulling cable and wire.
• Use multimeters and other test instruments when troubleshooting electrical circuits; interpret resistance voltage and amperage readings to arrive at the solution to electrical problems; use instrumentation built into equipment to diagnose certain malfunctions.
• Proceed independently when installing or troubleshooting electrical equipment; obtain needed information form wiring diagrams schematic drawings and code books.
• Follow all plant safety rules; including lock out of all plant equipment so that it is safe to work on; use safety equipment appropriate for the job; be aware of the safety of others.
• Follow Environmental Quality and Safety Management System procedures and requirements.
• Ability to meet the essential job requirements with or without reasonable accommodation as outlined in the job description.

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Mike

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Talent Movers Inc.

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