Overview:

• Have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in the Electrical & Instrumentation field, equivalent formal training plus experience, or equivalent related experience
• Plan, layout and perform a wide range of installation, repair, and maintenance operations on a full range of electrical equipment and circuitry throughout the plant
• Install, maintain and repair complex automatic controls, generating equipment, transformers, motor control centers, and related electrical equipment, including PLC’s and VFD’s
• Install, maintain and repair motors and power distribution systems, including transformers, motor starters, switchgear etc.
• Perform soldering as required for installations or repairs
• Perform troubleshooting of PLC’s and using PLC’s for troubleshooting of electrical systems
• Program and troubleshoot VFD’s using HIM module and / or other tools or software
• Have basic understand of the National Electric Code and other reference materials and charts
• Be familiar with and capable of, operating and working in a Bucket Truck and / or man-lift
• Be able to read and understand Technical Manuals
• Have math skills as needed for measuring and calculating electrical formulas
• Follow drawings, sketches, wiring diagrams, and schematics
• Be able to identify electrical components and follow wiring diagrams
• Have basic knowledge or PC’s, printers and associated software (Windows, Word, Excel, etc.)
• Perform material procurement duties using CMMS
• Be familiar with and can carry and use hand and power tools
• Diagnose and remedy problems using test equipment and service manuals
• Intermediate PLC troubleshooting including both discrete and analog devices using RSLogix5 and RSLogix500
• Disassemble units, determine extent of trouble, repair or replace components, reassemble, and adjust for proper operation
• Be able to understand, repair/replace VFD’s, smart valves, and other technically advanced equipment.
• Understand how food process systems and packaging equipment work
• Perform basic troubleshooting of field device networks (ControlNet, DeviceNet, and Ethernet) using laptop, HMI, and field techniques