Industrial Electrician

ProAmpac in Battle Creek, MI, is seeking an experienced industrial Journeyman Electrician to join our Maintenance team. Position Summary In this role, you would primarily be responsible for responding to trouble calls on industrial equipment while performing moderate to complex electrical and electronic repairs, installations and adjustments to industrial printing, laminating, slitting, and auxiliary equipment used in the manufacture of Flexible Packaging in our facility. Our maintenance team consists of maintenance mechanics and electricians who work together to maintain and repair our production equipment. Essential Duties and Tasks Analyze machine error messages, test results, and operator observations to diagnose equipment problems. Interpret technical documentation such as wiring diagrams, elementary schematics, ladder diagrams, and logic diagrams. Coordinate projects and responsibilities with skilled trades (mechanics, technicians, operators, etc.) to minimize downtime of equipment. Perform predictive and preventive equipment maintenance. Use the Computer Maintenance Management System (CMMS): troubleshoot on designated industrial equipment, PLC, drive, control systems, and department machine centers. Use the CMMS system for managing work orders and backlog/documentation, ensuring compliance to policies, procedures and regulatory requirements. Maintain necessary record keeping for equipment maintenance. Maintain a clean and safe work environment suitable for the food packaging industry. Suggest ideas to support continuous improvement in all areas of the Company. Skill & Experience Possession of an electrical license issued by the State of Michigan or Township. 2 to 4 years of experience in a manufacturing environment with similar equipment. Knowledge of the current National Electrical Code and industrial electrical equipment & methods. Understanding of PLC operation and wiring. Advanced knowledge of solid‑state components, their uses and theory. Documented experience with electronic board troubleshooting and repair, AC/DC drive troubleshooting and repair, and preventative maintenance of industrial electrical/electronic equipment. Control wiring troubleshooting skills. Ability to use testing equipment related to industrial electronics. Ability to work with an oscilloscope and navigate panel views. Frequency drive knowledge. Benefits Competitive compensation with performance‑based incentives and retirement savings plans with company match. Customizable group benefits including health, dental, life, disability, and travel insurance. Paid time off. Employee perks such as discounts on insurance, wireless plans, travel, and more. Career development opportunities. A dynamic, inclusive work environment where your voice matters and your growth is supported. Compensation and Shift Information $42.84 per hour after completion of 120 days. Shift differential for 2nd and 3rd shift. Shift incentive when working weekends. 2nd shift: 3 pm – 11 am. 3rd shift: 11 pm – 7 am. Mandatory overtime may be required at the discretion of management, including some weekend work. You Should Be Proficient In PLC troubleshooting skills. 120/208/240/480 V systems. Electrical / electronic systems. Industrial electrical systems. Electrical schematic reading. Machines & Technologies You'll Use Packaging machines. Industrial controls (Allen Bradley). Slitter machine. Flexographic printing press. Programmable logic controller (Allen Bradley). #J-18808-Ljbffr