The Manufacturing Electrician inspects, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs electrical, instrumentation, controls, and automation equipment and software.

Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Legal Aid, Company Paid Short Term Disability, Life Insurance, and Retirement Savings Plan with Company Match.

Work Hour: Monday - Friday from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm (On-call is required on a rotation to report outside normal hours if called back to the plant.)

Primary Job Functions

Working lead combines the responsibilities of a team member with some supervisory and leadership duties. This role involves overseeing a team's work while also actively participating in daily tasks. Working leads ensure smooth workflow, provide guidance to team members, and may contribute to performance reviews, but they typically report to a manager who handles more strategic and administrative tasks.
Electrical projects include planning, reviewing safety, generating a budget, scheduling projects, managing vendors, generating documentation and conducting training.
Work with the maintenance supervisor to plan and schedule daily, routine, outage and project work for the E&I group.
Assist with and troubleshooting electrical and instrumentation problems.
Work effectively with other tradespersons such as millwright and production teams.
Provide support for operations and maintenance.

Job Duties and Responsibilities:

Maintain a log of electrical issues in the CMMS (currently MP-2). Hold routine review meetings with plant management to prioritize issues causing lost time and unplanned downtime.
Schedule and plan tasks for the E&I group to complete which reduce lost time and unplanned downtime.
Maintain a maintenance log of all electrical equipment in the CMMS.
Oversee electrical drive system maintenance, troubleshooting and repair.
Install, service, troubleshoot, and repair electrical equipment.
Install, service, troubleshoot and repair instrumentation including any item operating on compressed air.
Estimate the cost of electrical and instrumentation jobs and prepare budgets as needed.
Plan installation and startup of electrical and instrumentation equipment.
Develop and manage project schedules.
Oversee and manage outside electrical contractors and vendors.
Develop supporting documentation for projects and existing equipment to include electrical schematics, layout drawings, operating and maintenance manuals, and operational procedures.
Develop and implement electrical training for operations and maintenance as needed.
Be available for emergency call-ins.

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