Typically, minimum 0-2 years of relevant experience.
May have high school diploma, degree or equivalent
1+ year facilities engineering experience.
Electrical
Trained to work with 460,220,120 VAC and 24-volt DC circuits.
Knowledge and understanding of motor starting circuits and power distribution circuits.
Ability to read electrical schematics and evaluate operations based on these schematics.
Ability to read ladder logic, download and upload PLC programs, and troubleshoot PLC functions.
Ability to work with control circuits using such devices as: photoeyes, solenoid valves, limit switches, indicating lights and safety switches.
Align bearings, shafts, and drives.
Adjust tensions of belts and chains.
Ability to identify worn or damaged parts and to replace them.
Develop an overall maintenance schedule based on the requirements of each device.
Lubricate, oil, and clean devices as specified in their maintenance manuals.
Work with pneumatic circuits involving cylinders and solenoid valves.
Maintain printers.
Analyze cards and chips and replace if necessary.
Troubleshoot network (ethernet) systems.
Troubleshoot cabling and I/O devices. Ability to setup and analyze RS232/RS422 communications between computer(s) and peripheral devices.
Physical requirements include 100% standing for extended periods of time, bending, lifting, and climbing.
Must be authorized to work in the US unrestricted – This position is not eligible for sponsorship.