Electrical and Mechanical Technician

Job Responsibilities: Troubleshoot and diagnose electrical, electronic, instrumentation, and process control issues using appropriate tools and software. Test, repair, and maintain process instrumentation, including flow meters, level transmitters, level switches, and related equipment. Work with internal teams, contractors, and vendors to resolve equipment and system issues efficiently. Interpret electrical schematics, blueprints, specifications, diagrams, and equipment manuals. Program, troubleshoot, repair, and maintain PLC and DCS systems. Repair and maintain electrical, electronic, and electromechanical production equipment. Collect and analyze PLC input/output data to monitor equipment performance and support future process improvements. Troubleshoot and maintain process control systems to ensure reliable operation. Complete and maintain required documentation, control records, and drawings; update documentation to reflect process improvements and field modifications. Assist management and engineering teams with projects, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement initiatives. Follow all safety, quality, sanitation, and company procedures to maintain a safe and efficient work environment. Coordinate and oversee contractor and vendor activities to improve equipment reliability, efficiency, and productivity.

Job Requirements: Must be able to work on a rotating shift schedule. High school diploma or general education degree (GED) is required and a 2-year certification from college or technical school or equivalent combination of education, training, and/or experience in Electrical Engineering, Electronics is preferred. Three years of strong industrial electrical background in a manufacturing environment. Strong electronics background is preferred with experience also in 480 volt, 2300 volt, 35k volts, 3-Phase Controls; AB/Rockwell DC Drive; AB/Rockwell PLC's, Control Logic; Reading Electrical Drawings and Ladder Logic. Experience with variable frequency drives and smart field instruments (i.e. pressure, flow, temperature, level and analytical transmitters, valve positioners, valve actuators and PID controllers) is necessary. Understanding of the working components of PLC/DCS systems. Company Benefits

Benefits: Competitive Salary Medical Benefits PTO & Vacation 401K Career Advancement Work Environment