Electrical
Job Title: Instrument & Electrical Technician
Billet No: 2005-008
Reports To: JA
Location: VA
Summary Statement:
Education:
High School Degree, or equivalent.
Experience:
5+ years hands-on experience in the repair and maintenance of electronic instrumentation / control systems.
Physical and/or Other Requirements:
Must be in good physical condition.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Responsible for maintaining the facility's electrical and control systems.
Duties include: inspection, calibration, preventative maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of electrical instrumentation controls, pneumatic and hydraulic actuators as well as switchgear, motors and other electrical equipment.
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Job Title: Maintenance Tech. (Electrician)
Billet No: 2005-006
Reports To: HB
Location:
Summary Statement:
To analyze and correct electrical problems and repair and overhaul electrical equipment and controls.
Education:
High School Degree, or equivalent.
Experience:
Minimum 5 years experience in troubleshooting electrical or electronic systems.
Physical and/or Other Requirements:
Must be in good physical condition.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair Allen Bradley and Siemen PLC's.
Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
Perform corrective and preventive maintenance on machinery and facility.
Provide electrical support to facility.
Knowledgeable in industrial electrical systems including single phase and 3 phase, 120,277,and 480 VAC.
Able to read and comprehend schematics and technical manuals.
Maintain plant's tool crib.
Maintain physical condition of facility.
Promote goals and objectives in the EH&S area.
Communicate problems and corrective action to Production personnel.
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Job Title: Electric Line Specialist
Billet No:2005-007
Reports To: HB
Location:
Summary Statement:
Salary Range: $45,000 - $55,000. This position is in the Electric Operation Unit. You will need to have knowledge: Basic Street Light Principles/Systems.
Construction Standards/Materials.
Distribution Switching Methods.
Electrical Systems/Equipment.
Emergency System Repair Methods.
Hazardous Materials Guidelines/Requirements.
Metering Principles/Practices.
Education:
High School Diploma / GED. Two or more years' experience working as a journey level line technician. Commercial Driver's License; CPR Certification; First Aid Certification; Flagger Certification; Voltage Requirements Certificate.
Experience:
Operating equipment including trouble trucks, voltage tester, switching devices and hand tools.
Reading maps and blueprints.
Troubleshooting electrical systems.
Performing physical aspects of line construction and maintenance.
Interpreting specifications, schematics and written instructions.
Installing and maintaining electrical distribution and transmission systems.
Completed Lineman Apprenticeship, and have two to four years experience working as a journey level line technician.
Physical and/or Other Requirements:
Must operate honestly and ethically, able to build trust. Produces quality, accurate, prompt, and reliable results and able to communicate clearly and concisely in writing and verbally.
Work in hazardous areas close to energized lines and underground vaults. Work in inclement weather and subject to 24-hour calls, work overtime, shifts, holidays, and weekends as scheduled.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Responsible for performing a wide variety of specialized duties as a troubleshooter, without access to immediate supervision.
Will quickly and correctly respond to emergency outages and calls for service, identifying problems and making or arranging for repairs.
Individual must maintain knowledge of current distribution system changes and modifications, follow established field switching procedures.
Communicate effectively with customers, Distribution System Operators, and other department field and supervisory personnel.
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Job Title: Military Trained Electricians
Billet No: 2005-001
Reports To: Harry Biela
Location: Nationwide
Summary Statement:
Fortune 500 industrial manufacturing firms are currently having a high demand for military trained electricians who possess the experience, maturity and education that can only come from some of the technical ratings provided by the military.
Currently these position openings are nationwide in various manufacturing environments within industry that has not suffered some recessional practices that other industries have encountered.
The salary levels for these positions are well above the average for electrical positions in the non-manufacturing sector.
If you are a military trained electrician or civilian electrician with previous military experience please contact me to discuss how I can help you convey your background into this sector of the civilian job market.
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Job Title: Plant Electrician
Billet No: 2005-001
Reports To: HB
Location: PA
Summary Statement:
Conduct, maintain, test and repair electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and components. Knowledge of electrical principles in determining equipment malfunction and apply proven skills in restoring equipment to operation. Advise operators and line mechanics of operation procedures and requirements for working safely with electrical equipment and components. Inform operators and line mechanics of potential electrical problems.
Education:
High school diploma or 2 year technical degree or accredited apprenticeship program in a technical fields is required.
Experience:
4 - 5 years of experience in the electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic fields are required and the ability to demonstrate high proficiency (must pass proficiency test). Experience and ability to work in a fast - paced manufacturing environment.
Physical and/or Other Requirements:
Must be in good physical condition. Able to lift 50 pounds. Willing to work any shift and overtime as required.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Working with electrical components and equipment including the use of special instruments for diagnostic purposes.
Working with PLC programming are necessary.
Assist maintenance personnel with technical troubleshooting.
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