Knowledge of alternating-current motors and related applications, including 120/240-volt single-phase and 480-volt three-phase systems, thermal overloads, and overcurrent and undercurrent protection.
Knowledge of power distribution equipment, including motor control centers, power panels, transformers, metering, and switchgear.
Familiarity with hydraulics, pneumatics, centrifugal pumps, rigging and material handling, scaffolds and ladders, powered lift trucks, shop machines, and hand tools.
Familiarity with filling, packaging, and material handling systems, as well as basic furnace operations involving gas and electric heat.
Experience using Outlook, SharePoint, or SAP applications for maintenance documentation and work coordination.
Experience supporting preventive and predictive maintenance, root-cause investigations, continuous improvement, equipment reliability, welding, or fabrication activities.