Ozone Maintenance Electrician

Job Description Job Description FA – Maintenance Electrician

Job Purpose Maintains production reliability and product quality by ensuring the safe and efficient operation of electrical systems, apparatus, and electronic components of machinery and equipment within a chemical manufacturing environment.
Key Responsibilities Organize work by reviewing work orders and gathering required tools and materials

Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical systems including robots, conveyors, PLCs, transformers, voltage regulators, and production machinery

Troubleshoot electrical issues using schematics, blueprints, and technical manuals

Install new equipment including power supply wiring and conduit between machinery

Diagnose and repair malfunctioning electrical systems (motors, transformers, lighting, control systems)

Replace and repair components such as relays, switches, motors, printed circuit boards, and sensors

Program and test automated equipment including robots and programmable logic controllers

Support production uptime by coordinating preventive maintenance efforts

Maintain inventory levels of electrical parts and supplies

Ensure compliance with all safety procedures, electrical codes, and regulatory requirements

Contribute to team objectives and support plant reliability initiatives

Required Qualifications Demonstrated experience in industrial electrical maintenance

Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills

Experience with PLCs, automated systems, and electrical control panels

Ability to read and interpret schematics and blueprints

Mechanical aptitude and experience using power tools

Ability to work extended hours as needed (over 8 hours per day and 40 hours per week)

Must be able to pass a respirator fit test

Strong safety mindset and attention to detail

Work Environment Active chemical manufacturing facility

Required use of PPE

Exposure to production equipment, noise, and industrial conditions

Additional Requirements Technicians participate in an on-call rotation (approximately one week per month)