TekWissen is a global workforce management provider headquartered in Ann Arbor Michigan that offers strategic talent solutions to our clients world-wide
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The Electrical Specialist is responsible for the installation maintenance and repair of electrical systems.
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They will work with a team of engineers technicians and other professionals to ensure that electrical systems are operating safely and efficiently.
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Provides daily support to the FLS and electricians including oversight of maintenance and repair quality
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Interfaces daily (preferably face-to-face) with those directing electricians to determine craft support and oversight needs no expectation for specialist to V&V all work in the field
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It is not intended for the specialist to be the first-call or alleviate base unit maintenance from performing their basic troubleshooting duties
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Expectation for specialist to continue to push work down to technicians to empower them over time
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Provides repair recommendations and consultation
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Communicates with Business Team to capture vulnerabilities of electrical equipment and provides recommendations for repairs of electrical equipment as needed
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Abnormal and Non-Routine Operations Event Support
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Provide technical guidance to business teams in response to electrical events
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Performs RCFA for failures (low IRAT / informal investigations)
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Mentors trains and evaluates electricians to foster functional excellence
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Provides input on craft training plans for electricians
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Identifies training opportunities and works with the Craft organization to address training needs
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Provides day-to-day mentorship and feedback on Electrician performance and is a role model for adherence to safety and quality standards
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Leads training courses/lunch and learns for technicians
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Supports oversight of the equipment PMs identifying additions deletions or interval modifications
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Supports reliability/engineering as needed for bad actor updates and annual plan development
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Creates and/or updates SCD or specific mechanical procedures as needed with engineering/execution engagement
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Be actively involved in bad actor resolution etc.
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Participates in RCMs RBWSs ESs etc.
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Driving craft procedures and standards knowledge
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Safety Standard adherence
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Inspects quality of craftsmanship with respect to NEC site installation standards GPs maintenance/repair standards maintenance strategies/checklists etc.
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Drives improvement in Craft standards based on field observation (identifies improvements proactively and works with the Craft organization Engineering etc. to complete changes)
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Drives through planners the addition of value-added preventative maintenance tasks while eliminating fewer effective tasks based on RCFA and field observation
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Identifies spare part gaps and stewards resolution with planning Lead resolution to obsolete spares
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Identifies infrastructure improvements for Business Team Annual Planning
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Fosters a culture of ownership for supported equipment and areas (surveillance and housekeeping)
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Provide technical planning and execution support of multi-year evergreen reliability improvement initiatives
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Primary Engineering interface for maintenance in relation to craft needs:
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RCFA (mid-high IRAT / formal investigations)
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Bad actor identification and resolution
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Repair recommendations and consultation
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Inputs to equipment infrastructure plans and long-range plans
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Robust equipment knowledge and expertise with the expectation of continuing learning and staying up to date with new technologies
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Specialist will adhere to the following key interfaces
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Techs to direct technical questions to FLS or specialist prior to contacting engineering
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Final work direction is set by FLS
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Under normal circumstances the Specialist is not expected to perform or own the following from the functions:
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Timekeeping
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Work direction (administrative process)
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Performance reviews (provides feedback only)
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Material ordering (specifies only)
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Driving productivity