Industrial Plant Electrician

GENERAL SUMMARY

Established company with a large part of the U.S. market share in what they manufacture at their plant located in southwest suburban Atlanta has an opportunity for an Electrician on the day shift. The shift is from 7:00am to 3:30pm. There are major company benefits, 401K with 100% match to 5%, and time and half for overtime. Relocation assistance is also associated with this position. The emphasis is on the electrician side, but there will also be some involvement with the mechanical side of maintenance. Being certified as an electrician on the commercial side in the state of GA is preferred.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

(The following duties and responsibilities are all essential job functions, as defined by the ADA, except for those that begin with the word “May.”) General and other duties as assigned. Level I Pneumatics: Work with pneumatics and principles of compressed air during the course of the job. Hydraulics: Identify the basic components used in hydraulic circuits using the basic principles of hydraulics. Plumbing: Understanding the schedule rating of pipe and fittings and identifying common plumbing fittings and complete orders by name. Electrical: Install both 120 and 480 volt circuits and other electrical related tasks to include AC and DC power. 12 to 24 volt DC experience Level II (This level includes all Level I responsibilities) Pneumatics: Troubleshoot air logic systems using schematics. Hydraulics: Explain the transmission of force and energy in a hydraulic circuit. Plumbing related tasks to include: Layout order and install all types of plumbing systems including sweat, glued, screwed, welded connections; interpret isometric drawings, size pumps for proper flow and head pressure requirements; use basic plumbing codes for related tasks; fabricate and install proper plumbing supports; and use proper electrodes for different welding jobs. Electrical related tasks to include: Wire step‑down transformers for all voltages; read and write electrical schematics; troubleshoot PLC systems using computer; install and troubleshoot electric motors and AC/DC drives; use electrical test equipment to take voltage and current readings and conduct ohm and megger testing. Welding: Perform Arc welding, Mig welding, plasma and oxy‑fuel cutting. Level III (This level includes all Level I & II responsibilities) Pneumatics: Install air logic controls from prints or schematics. Hydraulic: Troubleshoot hydraulic circuits containing the following components: check valves, accumulators, cylinders, flow controls, directional control valves, pressure control valves, hydraulic oil coolers and filters; identify and explain the difference between three types of hydraulic pumps. Use knowledge of all fabrication equipment to complete maintenance tasks. Needed at least 6 years of related experience multi‑craft maintenance technician experience troubleshooting hydraulics / pneumatics troubleshooting HMI and PLC’s 12 to 24 volt DC experience up to 480 volt AC experience able to read and understand electrical diagrams and blueprints #J-18808-Ljbffr Sterling St James LLC