Maintenance I&E IV

Position Overview

The successful candidate will be required to work on a variety of equipment in support of the entire plant. This includes maintenance repair, inspection, testing, adjusting, aligning, troubleshooting, installing, and overhauling electrical equipment. Working hours for the Day shift are Monday through Thursday, 0630 – 1700. Some overtime will be required and the carrying of a company provided phone may be required. E&I Maintenance Technicians will be utilized across the site to support shutdowns, emergencies, and specific skills as determined by maintenance leadership.

Key Responsibilities

• Candidates must demonstrate a positive attitude and show personal initiative while striving to satisfy customer needs through high quality maintenance and repair of critical plant equipment.
• Execute assigned work safely, effectively, and with high quality in support of the daily operations and maintenance plan.
• Troubleshoot and repair equipment by using an analytical, step by step process, standard maintenance procedures, and troubleshooting guidelines.
• Use SAP to enter notification and/or create work orders, enter job history, and reserve materials.
• If a shift craftsman, update the Priority Orders system daily with findings after working on equipment in the field.

TEAM

Reports to: Maintenance FLL
Team Members: Craftsmen and Operations Coordinators

Required Experience

• Highschool diploma or GED equivalent
• Knowledge of safety, environmental, and compliance policies.
• Minimum of 5 years hands-on experience as a qualified electrician.
• Experienced E&I Maintenance Technician with knowledge of electrical, instrumentation, and controls systems with the ability to effectively troubleshoot and repair these systems while working independently.

Required Skills

• Ability to work closely with key maintenance and operations personnel in providing effective and quality results.
• Ability to read and understand prints and drawings of various types.
• Knowledge of fasteners, gaskets, flanges, and piping.
• Fundamental shop math knowledge and the application of. (Manipulation of fractions, decimals, basic geometry and trigonometry.)
• Must be proficient in the use of diagnostic instruments used to measure voltage, current, resistance, temperature, and other inputs.

Desired Certification

• NCCER Electrical - Certification Plus
• NCCER Instrumentation - Certification Plus

Desired Skills

• Associates Degree in electrical and or instrumentation
• Knowledge of electrical equipment throughout the plant.
• Knowledge of the Process Safety Management (PSM) / Management of Change (MOC) process.
• Computer skills for effective use of the SAP maintenance program, PC web-based data entry, and other applications.