Electrical / Mechanical Technician -

An Electrical/ Mechanical Tech should perform the duties listed with little or no assistance and with interpersonal skills necessary in an Industrial work group environment.

Industrial Maintenance Technician experience of 5 or more years in an industrial environment. The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable in the areas of Electrical and Mechanical maintenance, hydraulics and pneumatics, preventive maintenance, machine operation, and follow company safety procedures.

Key Responsibilities

Display a complete understanding of the production process and factors that can affect production yields and quality. Display an ability to routinely and successfully troubleshoot production related deficiencies and determine a plan to correct and prevent similar conditions through scheduled maintenance tasks. Maintain shop equipment, direct and train apprentices in the use and maintenance of the equipment. Display ability and knowledge in the following areas of the trade and direct and train apprentices and production staff to assist you in performing these activities:

Electrical Maintenance

Maintain, Troubleshoot, Repair and/or replace the following items: motors and transformers. Proficient with troubleshooting electronic or PLC Controls on Printing presses, Finishing equipment, auxiliary equipment, material handling equipment, welding equipment, Machine tools, and Industrial Dryers.

Able to work around and troubleshoot 120V, 240V, 277V, 480V, Equipment, panels and facility infrastructure, utilizing LOTO, ARC Flash procedures.

General plant equipment such as: HVAC, compactors, automatic doors, air Compressors, generators, cranes, conveyors, controls for boilers and/or burners.

Reading electrical schematics.

Mechanical Maintenance

All types of machine repair and/or bench work to include: Bearings, Belts and Chains, Coupling and Alignment, Gear Boxes. Equipment alignment, Equipment scraping. Conveyor maintenance, Exhaust fans and blowers, Electric motor replacement.

Robotics and Machine Diagnostics.

Machine Lubricants and Coolants.

Read and interpret and draft Mechanical prints and drawings.

Machine & Equipment Set-up.

Machine start-up; mechanically and electrically debugging newly installed equipment.

Optical alignment, laser transit.

Rigging and Hoisting

Equipment demolition

Hydraulics/Pneumatics

Pumps, valves, solenoids, cylinders & actuators, Lubricants and coolants.

Troubleshoot, repair and rebuild; Compressor repair, piping, tubing and hoses.

Hydraulics/Pneumatics schematic reading, design and drafting.

Predictive and Preventive Maintenance

Visual/Audible inspection, IR camera.

Vibration analysis, Diagnostics

Safety and Orientation

All required employer and trade related safety training.

Training and Understanding of Proper PPE. LOTO procedures, MSDS, Fire ext, etc

Safety requirements and training to be in compliance with NFPA 70E, OSHA

and the NEC.

Hand and Power tool Operation

Safe use of hand tools, pneumatic and electric such as: Grinders, drill press,

Saws, lathes, milling machines. Alter and repair fixtures and tools;

Sharpening tools. Lift (boom and scissors) operation.

Safe use of Electrical test equipment

Miscellaneous

Tool crib & storeroom, parts crib procedures

Computer skills (windows applications)