MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN - 2nd Shift

Job Summary: 

The Maintenance Electrician provides engineering and project management services for the entire manufacturing operation. PLC programming, HMI & operator display programming, AC/DC Drive configurations, calculate project cost estimates, design of drawing packages and specifications, contractor and equipment bids and selection, purchase requisitions, project cost accounting, scheduling, and oversight of projects, troubleshooting manufacturing equipment, electrical maintenance in support of production and facilities. 

Primary responsibility: 

• Maintain and troubleshoot manufacturing automation systems, including but not limited to PLCs, HMIs, SCADA systems (plc messaging, middleware, and SQL). 
• Modifying and testing manufacturing process equipment; consulting with equipment vendors. 
• Maintain and troubleshoot various types of automation instrumentation and devices such as servo drives, variable frequency drives, barcode/RFID readers, and I/O. 
• Assist & train other IS members in development of systems solutions. 
• Assist in troubleshooting MES related issues which affect TREC, including off-hours support if needed. 

Knowledge of and/or Training on the following: 

• Knowledge of interfacing to ERP, MES, or quality business systems 
• Knowledge of configuration, testing, and debugging to support the organization's MES 

Consider this job description the foundation of your responsibilities - not the boundaries. 

Job Requirements and Qualifications: 

§ EET or the equivalent, with journeyman level experience in industrial electricity and controls. 

§ A full understanding of analog, digital, and logic circuits. 

§ Experience in the installation and troubleshooting of PLCs, variable frequency drives, and power distribution systems N INDUSTRIAL CONTROL TECHNICIAN JOB DESCRIPTION 

§ Experience with PLC programming, HMI, OPC, and Scada Systems 

§ Familiarity with MES and Historian Systems 

§ Capable of installing and commissioning new or retrofitted automated equipment and able to modify and write PLC logic 

§ Knowledge in integrated controls and familiarity with communication platforms 

§ Ability to use standard desktop applications such as Microsoft Office, Internet, and industry specific applications