Operations, Maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of production equipment, instruments, etc. Should also have good electrical skills including wiring, PLC, DCS, electrical troubleshooting, etc. Must be willing to work rotating shifts. Candidates should also have a strong work ethic, possess a safe work history and function effectively in a self-directed team environment.
Primary Duties
Operate and maintain equipment under the utilities scope of responsibility including but not limited to combined heat and power plant, water filter plant, pump house, air house and waste treatment plant
Perform testing and equipment rounds, and adjust process operations to deliver reliable, low-cost utilities
Ability to perform routine service, setup, adjustment and repairs of equipment (e.g. instruments, field devices).
Perform Predictive & Preventative tasks associated on heavy industrial manufacturing equipment.
Identify and correct defects in equipment during preventative maintenance and electrical inspections
Installation, troubleshooting of controls equipment utilizing PLC and DCS architecture
Diagnosis and repair of electrical power and control systems, AC V/S drives, and DC brushless generator exciters.
Read and use electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, single line diagrams and circuit diagrams
Familiarity with communication protocols (Ethernet, Device net, Control net)
Proficient in rigging/lifting fundamentals required for large equipment replacements
Proficient at using hand tools, portable electric tools & maintenance shop equipment
Work within an operations driven team environment to resolve issues and improve performance
Qualifications
High School Diploma or equivalent
5 years’ experience as an E&I Technician OR completion of an approved apprenticeship program or technical associate degree, with a minimum of 36 months related industrial experience.
Ability to maintain a work schedule of 12 hour rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays
Able to perform physically demanding tasks, work at heights and within confined spaces
Must understand preventive/predictive/proactive maintenance concepts
Proven safety record and history of safety leadership (including peer-to-peer feedback, participation in Risk Assessment process, participation in Risk Reduction activities)
Capable of learning fundamentals of turbine, boiler, and cooling system operations including chemical and thermodynamic principles.
Essential Skills in the following:
Electrical Distribution Systems
Motors/Drives
Distributed Control Systems
Programmable Logic Control
Valves, Positioners and Actuators
Transducers and Transmitters
Qualified Electrical Skills (NFPA 70E)
Digital & Analog Field Components
Test Equipment
Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems
Preferred Qualifications:
Training in LEAN tools and concepts
Experience with high-speed manufacturing and converting equipment
Basic computer skills in SAP, Microsoft Word, Outlook and other Windows applications
Strong communication and leadership skills, including self-motivation
Experience with Utilities Operations and Equipment
Consistently follows and models the One K-C Behaviors: