Crane CNC-PLC Maintenance Electrician

Location: Wichita, KS Position

Perform the above referenced activity on all types of electrical equipment and machine circuits and systems, including but not limited to, raceways, lighting, associated lighting controls, power transformers, distribution centers, motor control centers, breaker panels, various machine tools, cafeteria equipment, grinders, motors, pumps, heaters, hoists, single-stage reversing controlled motors, data and voice communications, fiber optic/copper cabling, electrical systems, programmable logic controllers (PLC), variable frequency drives (VFD), pendant and radio frequency controlled cranes, parts markers, production manufacturing processes, controllers, programmable controllers, lighting controls, thermal process equipment, networked computer systems, computer, numerical and/or electronic controlled machines and associated PLC’s, robotics, lasers (measurement, projection, and production), part marking machines, welders, master paging systems, phone systems, master time clock systems, FCC radios, pagers, RFID devices, data & video communication systems, power conditioning and backup systems including those that are in support of server rooms, all other types of electrical/electronic equipment and machines, and associated software and components of the above typical company assets. Perform software backups of all applicable assets. Use and update blueprints, schematics, software, and wiring diagrams to determine compliance with wiring specifications and location for all electrical and electronic installations subject to applicable specifications, codes, and ordinances to accomplish work assignments. Devise and fabricate any necessary testing aids and equipment. Use applicable machinery, production aids, tools, instruments, test equipment, predictive technologies and shop theory to accomplish work assignments. Maintain current licenses and certifications required to perform the above duties and responsibilities. Assemble and verify data for necessary records and reports, complete paperwork electronically or manually, and order parts associated with the work assignments. Work with and assist other employees engaged in the maintenance installation, repair, retrofit, modification, calibration, adjustment and test of electrical/electronic plant facilities. Coordinate and work with Management, Engineering, Contractors, Equipment Manufacturers/Vendors and other organizations to analyze facility power and equipment design for the purpose of safety, capacity, contingency and improvement

and to plan, design, and provide equipment specifications, installation oversight and sequence the installation of new and rebuilt power equipment and systems. Train employees and perform other duties as requested or required. Work with Power Distribution employees on equipment with incoming voltages in excess of 600VAC. During initial checkout of new, relocated, rebuilt assets and/or systems, troubleshoot and correct software, design, and engineering related issues for the timely completion of the project. Work with Management, Engineering, Equipment Manufacturers/Vendors and other organizations to plan, design, and sequence the installation of new and rebuilt equipment. Design, support and maintain electronic systems required for the operation of the maintenance organization. Coordinate with other organizations and specialties to provide reliability failure analysis and problem resolution for assets and systems. Research, develop, evaluate and deliver skill training. Design, install and maintain Facilities servers, storage devices and associated systems. Install, maintain, terminating, troubleshooting, repairing, certifying, and administration/oversight of backbone fiber optic/copper cables, and DDC/Telecommunication rooms/locations.

Basic

(Required Skills/Experience): 2+ years of industrial electrical/electronic maintenance experience, technical training, or a combination of both. Experience troubleshooting industrial electrical equipment, motors, controls, or automated machinery. Experience working with 480-volt, three-phase electrical systems. Experience reading electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and ladder logic. Working knowledge of PLC-controlled equipment and basic PLC troubleshooting. Experience using electrical testing equipment such as digital multimeters. Willing and able to work any assigned shift, including 2nd or 3rd shift, weekends, holidays, and overtime as required. Must successfully complete a job-related skills assessment.

(Desired Skills/Experience): Experience troubleshooting, maintaining, or modifying PLC-controlled equipment. Experience with Allen-Bradley, Siemens, FANUC, or similar PLC systems. Experience with CNC machine controls, servo systems, VFDs, encoders, axis positioning, or related motion-control systems. Experience troubleshooting cranes, hoists, or other industrial lifting equipment. Experience with the following equipment or controls is preferred: Sie