Electronic Technician

As an Electronic Technician, you will support our manufacturing operations by providing a full range of electronic equipment maintenance with focus on reliability. Ensure sustainable operation of machinery and equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements on motors, conveyor systems, and other production machinery. The Electronic Technician will also be a key member of process improvement and problem-solving teams.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

High school graduate or equivalent is required, approved apprenticeship, Technical degree preferred. Strong electronic background Understand manufacturing processes and manufacturing equipment. Must be familiar with normal test equipment such as multimeters/oscilloscopes. Ability to read and interpret precision measuring devices. Must be capable of handling multiple tasks simultaneously. Electrical Safety for the Trades Basic Industrial Math Addition and Subtraction Multiplication and Division Fractions, Percents, Proportions, and Angles Metric System

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE SKILLS & ABILITIES

Nature of Electricity Circuit Analysis and Ohm's Law Capacitors and Inductors Magnetism and Electromagnetism Conductors, Insulators, and Batteries DC Motors and Generator Theory Alternating Current Inductors in AC Circuits Capacitors in AC Circuits Transformers Electrical Energy Distribution Rectification and Basic Electronic Devices Electronics Workbench Lab Manual for AC Principles (Block A22) Troubleshooting with Volt-Ohm-Milliamp Meters (VOMs) Using Basic Oscilloscopes Multimeters Working with Multimeters Electrical Equipment (Block A24) Conductors and Insulators in Industry Working with Conduit & Electrical Boxes Industrial Panels, and Raceways Plugs, Receptacles and Lamp holders. Industrial Relays, Contractors, and Solenoids Reading Electrical Schematic Diagrams, Electrical Blueprint Reading Electrical Heating Electrical Grounding Electrical Wiring Practices, National Electrical Code Basic Semiconductor Components: Transistors Switching Devices , Electronic Sensors

MOTORS, CONTROLLERS, AND TROUBLESHOOTING

Motor Control Fundamentals (for Programmable Logic Controllers) Industrial Motor Control for Programmable Logic Controllers Industrial Motor Applications

QUALITY

Maintain an attitude of learning to stay current with maintenance procedures and equipment. Complete an annual Maintenance Skills Assessment and perform assigned training activities based on assessment results.

SAFETY

Report all accidents, incidents, injuries and unsafe acts or conditions, immediately to the supervisor. Must follow prescribed safety procedures to prevent injury and maintain safe equipment and conditions in entire plant.

PHYSICAL/ENVIRONMENTAL DEMANDS

Ability to meet the physical requirements of working safely in an industrial maintenance environment. Follow all company environmental rules/procedures and handle all materials in a manner designed to minimize environmental impact. #J-18808-Ljbffr Divergent Acquisitions.