PURPOSE: Electrically troubleshoot, repair and maintain complex production equipment and systems. Rotating shift schedule including – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, split shifts, weekends, holidays, 12 hour shifts, on-call. Daily work activity is directed by the Group Leader and a Machine Repair Electrician A. Reports directly to the department Foreman.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Provides training and assistance to less experienced Electricians.
• Assumes high level ownership during off-shift work periods related to work prioritization, production needs, and safety requirements.
• Troubleshoot, inspect, adjust, and repair automated machines, process systems, and robotic systems to ensure they are working properly and safely.
• Performs preventative maintenance and repairs on equipment and systems (e.g., mechanical, electrical).
• Collects, compiles and summarizes test data, and reviews results with engineering to resolve problems such as product or equipment issues, malfunctions and incomplete test data.
• Diagnose malfunctions and analyze results using testing devices, then repair and replace broken machine components
• Work with Engineering, Production Team Leads, Foreman, Group Leaders, and fellow tradesmen to accomplish the desired result.
• May be asked to rotate between Mentor and Euclid based on job training requirements.

BASIC REQUIREMENTS:

• Must have successfully completed an Electrician Apprentice Program, an Associate degree in Electronics/Electrical Technology or have equivalent job experience.
• Must pass the skilled trade assessment test for this position.
• Must have a basic knowledge of electrical troubleshooting
• Must have a basic knowledge in relay logic, industrial controls, electronics, and PLCs.
• Must have a basic level of knowledge and experience reading electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, ladder logic, and engineering drawings.
• Must have a basic ability to use a computer to communicate with machine control systems and PLCs.
• Ability to use various measuring devices
• Capable of lifting up to 75 pounds on an occasional basis.
• Must be able to work in confined areas, climb ladders, and work at heights of 50 feet. Some work at heights in excess of 300 feet may be required.
• Must be able to wear a respirator.
• Must be able to distinguish colors used in color-coding wires and electronic components.

You should be proficient in:

• PLC Troubleshooting Skills