Work Hours: 7AM-3PM; 3PM-11PM; 11PM-7AM (Rotates every 6 weeks)Work Location: Willard, OH As an Electrical Shift Lead you will:Work in a way that keeps you and your co-workers safe at all times.Troubleshoot, repair, install, modify, test & maintain new and existing electrical/electronic circuits, systems, components and controls of building & manufacturing equipment. Install, modify & repair electrical/electronic systems, apparatus and components of new & existing building & manufacturing equipment & controls while following guidelines of the National Electrical Code, Local Electrical Code, schematic diagrams, manufacturers manuals & specifications. Use laptop computer, internet, telephone support, email, electrical/electronic test equipment, hand tools and power tools required to perform job functions.Gather information and feedback from other departments around repairs and efficiency of our machines.Perform preventative maintenance, troubleshoot, and repair motors.Understand, repair, and program PLC, CNC, and robotic equipment and controls.Work in a team environment and cross-train with others.Qualifications:Must apply expert electrical theory and related knowledge to the operation, troubleshooting, repair and installation of a variety of electrical/electronic systems and equipment, such as: single and multiple phase alternating current circuits of varying voltage, current & frequency; DC power and control circuits; 480 VAC 3 Phase power wiring, distribution & control systems in an industrial environment. Gather and analyze data to help identify and resolve problems in a timely manner.Must understand use of computers & laboratory electrical/electronic test equipment.Must have knowledge of wire sizes & types, conduits, couplings, fittings, electrical boxes, circuit breakers and other electrical control devices with the ability to arrange and install them in a way that insures proper and safe operation relative to the National Electric Code & Local Electrical Code.Must be able to read and interpret building system blueprints and manufacturing equipment electrical drawings, wiring diagrams & schematics; use trade formulas to calculate properties of AC and DC electrical circuits such as: voltage, current, power and resistance; use the National Electrical Code to determine required size & type of wire, conduit, wire ways, electrical boxes, and circuit protection of AC & DC electrical circuits.Must understand the use of PLCs, PLC programming software, local & distributed I/O systems, DC drives, AC variable frequency drives.Must be able to use a laptop computer or manufacturer provided interface to upload/download programs and parameters into associated controllers.Advanced level use of personal computers running Windows based operating system and MS Office software package.Must provide leadership, guidance, instruction and assistance to other ETs. Work directly with Plant Electrical Engineer on productivity improvement & capital projects, take direct work assignments and complete with minimal supervision. Display the highest level of responsibility for minimizing equipment downtime and keeping Management & Engineering advised when extended periods of delay may occur. Job requires ability to exert 20 to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or 10 to 25 pounds of force frequently, and/or greater than negligible up to 10 pounds of force constantly to move objects. Basic Qualifications:Willingness to work required daily & weekend overtime as needed in a 3-shift operation.Certification in Electrical (This is not an apprenticeship program.)Minimum 4 years’ electrical experience in an industrial setting. Must have 1 of supervisory experienceMust be self-directed but also able to work with a large group of electricians.Teamwork is a must.