Industrial Electrician

Primary Functions Responsible for daily electrical work and personal safety. Maintain machinery and equipment in good repair to allow for effective mill flow. Primary Duties To answer radio calls as promptly as possible to make repairs to maintain mill flow with all regards to safety. In situations requiring assistance, contact Supervisor, or another electrical/maintenance crew member. The time periods between radio calls shall be spent working on project list. Additional spare time is to be utilized performing tasks associated with the preventative maintenance program. Problem areas need to be noted and forwarded for further examination and repair. Periodically, work orders may be issued for minor repairs throughout the mill. In situations of a major breakdown where the mill is unable to function, this individual will be expected to assist in the necessary repairs. The production supervisor may also issue requests relating to correcting safety deficiencies if they can be completed with the manpower and resources available on shift. Physical Activities Use of hand tools and equipment (grinders, etc) as required weighing up to 25 lbs. Continuous walking, stairs and standing throughout shift. Routinely carrying objects weighing up to 25 lbs. Complete tasks in awkward or confined spaces at times (inside conveyors, from heights/ladder etc.) Reaching, bending, twisting & kneeling to carry out tasks when necessary. Occasionally required to carry out tasks on uneven surfaces. Use of both hands and arms to carry out tasks. Environmental Conditions Work indoors, exposed to typical outdoor environmental temperatures, dust, vibration and noise within acceptable WCB Levels. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Able to work in a fast-paced production environment. Communicate clearly with supervisors, maintenance personnel and co-workers. Visual acuity. Able to read and follow safe work procedures. Clear understanding of Metric and Imperial measure. Adapt to changing priorities. Quick decision-making abilities. Hand-eye coordination. Manual dexterity. Record electronically or make notes regarding repairs completed, repairs needing to be done or parts required to complete tasks. Requirements: Heavy industrial electrical experience required. Preferably a master electrician license, or previously held a master electrician license Must have PLC experience #J-18808-Ljbffr