Maintenance Electrician Multi-Craft 8 hr. Rotation Night at Columbia Forest Group in Old Fort, North Carolina

Job Description:

Pay Range - $23.77 - $28.41- ( $1.50 shift differential ) pay based upon skill level


• Performs all preventive and predictive maintenance.


• Responsible for performing maintenance on trouble-shooting equipment.


• PLC based controls and ladder logic.


• Performs all general maintenance duties when assigned by the department


supervisor.


• Mechanical skills needed include:


• power transmission, drives and conveyors


• fans, drives and operation theory


• hand tools and their use


• general metal working knowledge


• boiler operation and maintenance


• basic welding theory and application


• cutting torch


• hydraulics and pneumatics


• Understands LINKS work order/PM System documents and procedures.


• TPMs are a part of every position in the mill. This may include mandatory overtime for completion of TPM tasks.


• Understands facility fire protection systems, alarms, and controls, including spark


suppression system and related controls.


• Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic drawings.


SAFETY


• Assist in creating and maintaining a safe work environment.


• Works with others to identify, eliminate, reduce, or control safety hazards. LOTO and other plant specific trainings to keep ones self-safe must be done.


• Take steps to ensure that every job is safe and completed to the latest workplace safety regulations, laws, and requirements.


• Faulty work can cause an injury.


• Constant attention to activities of the job as well as the people and activities around the operator.


• Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.


• Employee works in an environment that includes dust, hot and cold temperatures due to weather conditions.


• Ability to lift and / or move at minimum 100 lbs.


QUALITY


• Check and recheck work to make sure all parts are up to par with standards and work as they should.


QUALIFICATIONS


• High School diploma and a two-year technical degree are preferred.


• A minimum of three years' experience in troubleshooting equipment is preferred.


• Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, percentages, area, circumference, and volume. Ability to apply concepts of basic algebra and geometry.


• Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.


• Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.