Troubleshoot, diagnose, and correct electrical problems in the power distribution, electrical equipmentand lighting systems.Troubleshoot, install, maintain, remove, repair, calibrate and test electrical, electronic and pneumaticinstruments and equipment used in production, laboratory, inside or outside, shop or field.Perform installation, removal and repair of electrical equipment such as motors, starters, controllers, andelectronic control and communication equipment.Perform basic mechanical work (lubricate, clean, align, repair and replace rolls, filters, motors, gearboxesand pumps and the like).Identify and secure resources needed to perform repair jobs (parts, tools personnel, etc.).Follow HAZMAT and MSDS guidelines in the handling of hazardous materials.Transport equipment, machinery, and parts using forklifts, pallet jacks, etc.Knowledge of NFPA 70 and 70E (Safety)Must be able to replace fuses up to 12,470 volts.Contact vendors for technical support and information.Work on ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts and in confined spaces.Possess familiarity with and work to meet current electrical codes and company policies and practices.Select proper wire and conduit sizes, breakers, switches, and fuses.Read electrical circuit drawings, and related mechanical and electrical blueprints.Perform mathematics to determine proper components and installation requirements.
4-7 years
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Electrical Troubleshooting and Repair: Ability to troubleshoot, diagnose, and correct electrical issues in power distribution systems, electrical equipment, and lighting systems. Instrumentation and Equipment Expertise: Proficiency in installing, maintaining, calibrating, and repairing electrical, electronic, and pneumatic instruments and equipment across production, laboratory, shop, and field settings. Mechanical Knowledge: Capability to perform basic mechanical tasks, including lubricating, cleaning, aligning, and replacing components such as rolls, filters, motors, gearboxes, and pumps. High-Voltage Experience: Competence in replacing fuses and working with systems up to 12,470 volts. Technical Blueprint Reading: Ability to read and interpret electrical circuit drawings and mechanical/electrical blueprints. Mathematical Proficiency: Skills in performing calculations to determine components and installation requirements. Knowledge of Codes and Safety Standards: Familiarity with NFPA 70, NFPA 70E, and adherence to electrical codes and company policies. Hazardous Material Handling: Understanding of HAZMAT and MSDS guidelines for safely managing hazardous materials. Material Handling Equipment Use: Experience with forklifts, pallet jacks, and other transport tools for moving equipment, machinery, and parts. Component Selection: Ability to select proper wire and conduit sizes, breakers, switches, and fuses for installations. Vendor Interaction: Skill in contacting vendors for technical support and gathering necessary information. Adaptability to Work Environments: Physical ability to work on ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, and confined spaces. Resource Management: Capability to identify and secure parts, tools, and personnel required for repair jobs.
No Degree Required
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