Electrician II

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Plan, layout and install support for new and existing equipment.
• Design, build and program electrical controls and equipment.
• Utilize electrical ladder diagrams, electronic circuitry diagrams, and software programs to modify, repair, or improve equipment functionality.
• Design, build, and install control cabinets.
• Work with and direct vendors concerning electrical projects.
• Maintain facility and production electrical systems.
• Install wiring, conduit, and fixtures supporting new and existing equipment.
• Troubleshoot and repair electrical issues; motors, servos, pumps, drives, relays, communication devices, electronic controls and power transmission systems.
• Perform routine maintenance of electrical systems.
• Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electrical and electronic circuitry and related components associated with the operation of facility equipment.
• Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings.
• Operate and utilize a variety of tools such as: mechanical hand tools, power tools, electrical/electronic test equipment and calibration equipment. Operate tools and equipment safely, following all safety protocols and guidelines.
• Keep work areas organized and maintain tools and equipment in good condition.
• Attend classes and training sessions related to electrical theory and practices.
• Assist with projects in reference to electrical/mechanical support and when directed.

Experience/Education Requirements

• Three plus years of experience or education resulting in thorough understanding of electrical theory and principles and the ability to perform duties of this position.
• Basic knowledge of programmable logic controllers.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Must be able to interpret electrical and mechanical situations to determine process failure, needs, and improvements.
• Strong willingness to learn and take direction from those with more experience/knowledge.
• Must be able to read and write English.

Other Requirements

• Overtime is required on occasion.
• Good physical stamina and ability to work in various environments.
• Normal mobility, no abnormal fear of heights or confined spaces.
• Lifting is required of tools and parts from 1 to 100 pounds.
• Standing, reaching, stooping, and bending is required and varies per shift.
• Must be able to operate hand tools, power tools, meters, etc.
• Must be able to distinguish wire color differences.
• Must be able to operate lift truck.
• Must understand and abide by safety and code standards such as Lockout /Tag out, Arc Flash procedures.
• Must possess and/or obtain routine hand tools used by an industrial electrician.
• Perform other duties as assigned by qualified electricians or management.