Electronics & Instrumentation Technician

and safe work practices.

• ✓Perform preventative maintenance, equipment inspections, lubrication, minor mechanical adjustments, and equipment or component replacement according to established procedures.
• ✓Troubleshoot electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems using appropriate measuring instruments, tools, and diagnostic techniques, including identifying and addressing leaks and equipment performance issues.
• ✓Diagnose and correct developing equipment issues involving components such as bearings, chains and sprockets, wire mesh, and wear strips before they result in significant downtime.
• ✓Use appropriate material-handling equipment, hand tools, welding equipment, and specialized instruments to install, repair, adjust, troubleshoot, and fabricate electronic and electro-mechanical equipment.
• ✓Respond quickly to equipment trouble calls, document equipment failures, and communicate issues clearly to the appropriate supervisors.
• ✓Provide technical expertise, training, and coaching to Maintenance Technicians while strictly following all plant safety requirements, including Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedures, proper lifting techniques, PPE requirements, and applicable OSHA practices.

What you’ll need to be successful.

• ✓High school diploma or GED, or an equivalent combination of education and related experience.
• ✓Certification or an Associate Degree in Electronics, Industrial Electrical technology, Computer Hardware/Electronics, or a related discipline is preferred.
• ✓Prior knowledge of electronics, refrigeration, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, and applicable troubleshooting techniques.
• ✓Ability to read and interpret detailed electrical schematics, sketches, layouts, specifications, equipment instructions, safety requirements, and company policies and procedures.
• ✓Working knowledge of National Electrical Code (NEC)

and NFPA 70E, including their interpretation and application in an industrial environment.

• ✓Basic through advanced electrical troubleshooting capabilities, including safe and effective use of appropriate electrical measuring instruments.
• ✓Ability to prepare, read, write, and understand routine reports and correspondence and clearly communicate equipment failures and maintenance activity.
• ✓Completion of required TPC training modules.
• ✓Ability to provide technical expertise, training, and coaching to Maintenance Technicians.
• ✓Ability to meet the physical

of the position, including regularly lifting, pushing, pulling, or moving up to 10 lbs.; frequently up to 25 lbs.; and occasionally up to 50 lbs.

About the team.

The E&I Technician is part of the plant maintenance organization, working closely with Maintenance Technicians, operations employees, and plant leadership to support equipment reliability, safe operations, and production continuity. As a technical resource on the night shift, this role helps troubleshoot complex equipment problems, coaches fellow Maintenance Technicians, and responds quickly to issues that could affect plant performance.

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