Enterprise - Control Equipment Technic

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JOB TITLE:              CONTROL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN

 

REPORTS TO:         Engineering Services Manager

 

SHIFT / WORK HOURS:

 

Rotating:  7 am – 7 pm,  7 pm – 7 am.

 

RESPONSIBILITIES:

 

1. Repair and respond promptly to mechanical and electrical work orders and breakdowns throughout the plant.
2. Complete work orders in AMMS thoroughly for accurate records
3. Repair T-Frames, stainless-steel boxes
4. Monitor/log gas boiler, air compressors and WESPs throughout shift
5. Complete WWTP rounds/monitor condition during 3rd shift.
6. Service eye washes throughout plant (Weekly)
7. Clean WESPs each weekend (Weekly)
8. Participate in Plant Safety Meetings and support safety sub-committees.
9. Assist 1st shift engineering associates and/or other associates with troubleshooting electrical and mechanical problems.
10. Assist in solving quality and production related problems
11. Participate in on or off-site training as required.
12. Calibrate or verify control equipment
13. Work on electrical infrastructure including conduit and flex.
14. Troubleshoot and repair D.C. and A.C. motors and drives. 
15. Troubleshoot and repair breakers, overloads, proximity sensors, micro-switches, mechanical switches, etc.
16. Read electrical drawings and work on electrical components on machinery.

 

SKILL REQUIREMENTS/QUALIFICATIONS: 

 

1. Understanding, calibration, verification and troubleshooting of electrical (AC and DC) and control systems
   1. Power distribution
   2. Relay logic
   3. Electrical print reading
   4. Drive wiring and programming
   5. Control equipment including: RTDs, flow meters, D/P cells, I/Ps, load cells, positioners, compensators, potentiometers, etc.
   6. Voltages up to 600VAC