I/E Techn.-Electrician

Summary, Focus And Purpose Assemble, install, test, and maintain electrical equipment under supervision of the Maintenance and Utilities Supervisor and direction of the maintenance Team Leader. Perform compliant electrical maintenance for supported equipment/facilities; participate in the I/E Technician work group and share assignments without inherent/system-imposed limits. Based on business needs, complete maintenance activities across job groupings where skills are common. May maintain significant business systems (e.g., CMMS data, planning, procurement, scheduling) with authority to assign/coordinate/maintain work for others. Key Functions Work from drawings/blueprints/schematics/CMMS work orders; follow manufacturer manuals. Assemble, install, disconnect, test electrical equipment (motors, generators, control/electronic components). Measure, cut, bend, thread, assemble, and install conduit (EMT/IMC/Rigid/PVC-coated/Aluminum/PVC/Flex, etc.). Install/maintain/test/repair lights, lighting controls, alarms, public address, power distribution, and data processing systems. Troubleshoot circuits using electrical testing; complete load surveys/tests; take corrective actions. Maintain and service electrical equipment; may work on energized equipment using OSHA-approved safety equipment/guidelines. Complete work per company guidelines and NEC; develop/perform equipment modifications. Estimate/layout jobs; prepare bills of materials; order spare parts/tools/stock items. Participate in HAZOPS, waste walkthroughs, Kaizen events, and Lean Six Sigma/quality/safety/environment training. Assist with labor/material estimates and work order assignment/scheduling/prioritization using maintenance management systems. Consult with supervision/mechanics on troubleshooting; write/execute/complete safety permits. Annual field verification for EL qualifications. Education (Required) High school diploma (or GED) and graduation from an accredited electrician trade school/community college (min. 576 classroom hours), or completion of a formal electrician apprentice program approved by U.S. Dept. of Labor (or equivalent), or verified military training equivalent, or journeyman apprenticeship. Education (Preferred) Course(s) in electronics. Experience/Skills/Knowledge Required: 3 years recent full-time electrician experience in the last 7 years in heavy industrial applications, OR 4 years on-the-job part training within a formal electrician apprentice program, OR 3 years recent full-time military electrician experience (within last 7 years). Read blueprints/drawings/schematics/line diagrams. Analyze electrical maintenance problems, troubleshoot, and apply corrective measures. Preferred Experience Extensive experience with automatic/automated packaging equipment in drug or food processing industries. #J-18808-Ljbffr Scorpion Therapeutics