Machine Repair Electrician

PURPOSE: Electrically troubleshoot, repair and maintain complex production equipment and systems. Rotating shift schedule including - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, split shifts, weekends, holidays, 12 hour shifts, on-call. Daily work activity is directed by the Group Leader and a Machine Repair Electrician A. Reports directly to the department Foreman.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:Provides training and assistance to less experienced Electricians.Assumes high level ownership during off-shift work periods related to work prioritization, production needs, and safety requirements.Troubleshoot, inspect, adjust, and repair automated machines, process systems, and robotic systems to ensure they are working properly and safely.Performs preventative maintenance and repairs on equipment and systems (e.g., mechanical, electrical).Collects, compiles and summarizes test data, and reviews results with engineering to resolve problems such as product or equipment issues, malfunctions and incomplete test data.Diagnose malfunctions and analyze results using testing devices, then repair and replace broken machine componentsWork with Engineering, Production Team Leads, Foreman, Group Leaders, and fellow tradesmen to accomplish the desired result.May be asked to rotate between Mentor and Euclid based on job training requirements.BASIC REQUIREMENTS:Must have successfully completed an Electrician Apprentice Program, an Associate degree in Electronics/Electrical Technology or have equivalent job experience.Must pass the skilled trade assessment test for this position.Must have a basic knowledge of electrical troubleshootingMust have a basic knowledge in relay logic, industrial controls, electronics, and PLCs.Must have a basic level of knowledge and experience reading electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, ladder logic, and engineering drawings.Must have a basic ability to use a computer to communicate with machine control systems and PLCs.Ability to use various measuring devicesCapable of lifting up to 75 pounds on an occasional basis.Must be able to work in confined areas, climb ladders, and work at heights of 50 feet. Some work at heights in excess of 300 feet may be required.Must be able to wear a respirator.Must be able to distinguish colors used in color-coding wires and electronic components.You should be proficient in:PLC Troubleshooting Skills

Created: 2025-11-15