Plant Electrician (Salary Range $73,700 - $102,000 pending experience) Job

Overview

Maintain, troubleshoot, and install electrical and control systems in a manufacturing plant.

Key Responsibilities

• standards development
• preventive maintenance
• equipment installation
• troubleshooting
• documentation
• training

Tasks

-Assist in developing and improving internal standards regarding electrical/mechanical installation, maintenance, and safety. -Respond to emergency work requests to troubleshoot and repair electrical & mechanical equipment issues, ranging from power & mechanical equipment to instrument and control equipment. -Perform periodic preventive maintenance on electrical and mechanical equipment and on instruments and controls, while also performing tasks such as but not limited to changing oil, filters, belts and a variety of other replaceable parts. -Maintain/support a variety of electrical, instrument and mechanical equipment from 24VDC to 480VAC 3-Phase power. -Work with Engineering to design & implement solutions to improve a variety of manufacturing & development equipment. -Assemble, install and commission any new electrical, instrumentation or mechanical equipment as a result of a repair or a capital project. Ensure proper documentation, PMs, calibration methods, and procedures of this new equipment, have been established and implemented. -Assist in teaching other internal personnel on electrical and mechanical standards and skillset. -Maintain necessary logs, check sheets and other documentation with timely and accurate information on all equipment. -Responsible for performing highly diversified electrical and instrumentation duties to install, troubleshoot, repair and maintain production and facility equipment according to safety policies and predictive/preventive maintenance processes to support the achievement of the site’s business goals and objectives. -Participate in activities within the plant and occasionally outside the plant -Solve complex electrical problems -Troubleshoot and repair AC and DC circuits, motor control and control circuitry, 480/208 voltage power distribution systems, electrical switch-gear equipment, electrical power generation equipment, phased and DC electric motors, heating, ventilation, and cooling systems, electrical lighting systems, AC variable speed drives, Un-interruptible Power Supply systems, fire detection systems, LEL monitoring equipment, Programmable Logic Controllers -Communicate to all affected people any dangerous, unsatisfactory, or inoperative conditions affecting any in-use equipment

Requirements

• licensed electrician
• master electrician
• plc
• arc flash
• lockout/tagout
• nfpa70

What You Bring

-Use of computers and all usual office equipment with a working knowledge of Office software such as Word, Excel, Outlook, etc -5 years minimum as licensed electrician -Has a working knowledge of process instrumentation, process control, motor control circuits, AC/DC voltage, electrical circuits, and electrical distribution -Heavy use of computer software, both PC based and enterprise system, combined with frequent interpersonal communication -Complete understanding of National Electric Code (NFPA 70 and 70E) and familiar with all state and local electrical codes -Experience with PLC troubleshooting, instrumentation and other electrical troubleshooting and repairs -Familiar with current Arc Flash regulations. -Ability to understand and interpret electrical drawings, schematic drawings of pneumatic loops, hardware relay logic diagrams, PLC control programs, motor control circuit diagrams, electrical classification drawings, etc. -Familiar with Lockout/Tagout requirements and can work on energized equipment. -Apply for Town of Middleton electrical permits as required -Demonstration of excellent troubleshooting skills and continuous improvement mindset. -Certified Journeyman or Master Electrician (MA) and maintain annual requirements. -Must be able to lift and move objects up to 50 pounds -Be aware of unique requirements of a PSM-designated facility (Process Safety Management - OSHA). Familiar with Class 1 Division 1 & 2 electrical classification requirements. -Fast paced, safety-focused environment where you are involved in a wide variety of functions and activities. -Knowledge of Thermocouples, RTD’s, Load Cell’s, Pressure Transducer’s, Flowmeters and associated instrumentation

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Benefits

-Expectation is that a good portion of time will be spent in the field, minimal shop time

About Bostik

-The company specializes in creating advanced bonding technologies for a diverse range of industries. -The company's expertise extends across flooring, roofing, and packaging, helping shape everyday products. -Typical projects include designing adhesives for high-performance vehicles, efficient construction materials, and sustainable consumer goods. -The company is known for its commitment to technological advancements, delivering products that meet the growing demands of modern industries. -From small consumer applications to large-scale industrial operations, the company's versatile solutions provide lasting results.

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