Job Description:

Overview:Have a minimum of 5 years' experience in the Electrical & Instrumentation field, equivalent formal training plus experience, or equivalent related experiencePlan, layout and perform a wide range of installation, repair, and maintenance operations on a full range of electrical equipment and circuitry throughout the plantInstall, maintain and repair complex automatic controls, generating equipment, transformers, motor control centers, and related electrical equipment, including PLC's and VFD'sInstall, maintain and repair motors and power distribution systems, including transformers, motor starters, switchgear etc.Perform soldering as required for installations or repairsPerform troubleshooting of PLC's and using PLC's for troubleshooting of electrical systemsProgram and troubleshoot VFD's using HIM module and / or other tools or softwareHave basic understand of the National Electric Code and other reference materials and chartsBe familiar with and capable of, operating and working in a Bucket Truck and / or man-liftBe able to read and understand Technical ManualsHave math skills as needed for measuring and calculating electrical formulasFollow drawings, sketches, wiring diagrams, and schematicsBe able to identify electrical components and follow wiring diagramsHave basic knowledge or PC's, printers and associated software (Windows, Word, Excel, etc.)Perform material procurement duties using CMMSBe familiar with and can carry and use hand and power toolsDiagnose and remedy problems using test equipment and service manualsIntermediate PLC troubleshooting including both discrete and analog devices using RSLogix5 and RSLogix500Disassemble units, determine extent of trouble, repair or replace components, reassemble, and adjust for proper operationBe able to understand, repair/replace VFD's, smart valves, and other technically advanced equipment.Understand how food process systems and packaging equipment workPerform basic troubleshooting of field device networks (ControlNet, DeviceNet, and Ethernet) using laptop, HMI, and field techniques