Maintenance Electrician Level 2

PCC Talent Acquisition Portal•Langhorne, PA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Level Two: Under minimal supervision, level two maintenance electrician monitor and operate a wide range of electrical controlled equipment such as furnaces, presses, and machining equipment. Level two electrician understand concepts of analog signals for PLC control systems and perform basic troubleshooting tasks demonstrating more advanced knowledge of electrical controls for equipment such as hydraulic presses, hydraulic power units, and furnace control systems. 2-5 YOE Primary Duties & Responsibilities: Work safely under functional safety guidelines such as PPE and equipment interaction. Layout, install and repair and maintain a wide variety of complex electrical equipment and wiring used in various plant departments, power house and offices such as motors, switchboards, lighting and power circuits, starters, elevators, cranes, trucks and transformers. Disassemble motors; clean, repair, replace or adjust brushes and holders, slip ring commutators, sleeve and ball bearings, undercut mica between commutator bars and reassemble. Make connections for proper field, forward and reverse rotation motors, series with DC motors and synchronize squirrel-cage and induction AC motors.Install small motors, lighting fixtures; repair or replace brushes, defective light switches; fans, solder connections, polish armature shafts and other related operations. Install and wire motors for various machine tools such as engine lathes, turret lathes, automatic screw machines, milling machines and drill presses. Detect faulty operation or defective material, diagnose and remedy trouble. Service and replace amplifiers. Investigate reason for power loss at substation when breakers kick-out. Tear down ordinary units, determine extent of troubles, repair or replace defective parts or wiring, and reassemble.

Requirements

The ability to read and write English.
Advanced communications such as training other employees, posting, preparing, interpreting, using and checking reports, records and comparable data
Basic shop mathematics together with the use of complicated drawings, specifciations, charts and tables
Use of precision measuring instruments (e.g. comparator, contour gages, inspection laser, layout fistures, layout gages, ohm meter, optical comparator, oscilloscope, profilometer, roundness gages, super-micrometer, torque transducer)
Uses considerable judgement to plan or perform unusual or difficult work when only general methods and procedures are available
Coordinate a high degree of manual dexterity with close visual attention
Uses judgement to plan or perform work within limitations of standard methods and procedures
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Responsibilities

Work safely under functional safety guidelines such as PPE and equipment interaction.
Layout, install and repair and maintain a wide variety of complex electrical equipment and wiring used in various plant departments, power house and offices such as motors, switchboards, lighting and power circuits, starters, elevators, cranes, trucks and transformers.
Disassemble motors; clean, repair, replace or adjust brushes and holders, slip ring commutators, sleeve and ball bearings, undercut mica between commutator bars and reassemble.
Make connections for proper field, forward and reverse rotation motors, series with DC motors and synchronize squirrel-cage and induction AC motors.
Install small motors, lighting fixtures; repair or replace brushes, defective light switches; fans, solder connections, polish armature shafts and other related operations.
Install and wire motors for various machine tools such as engine lathes, turret lathes, automatic screw machines, milling machines and drill presses.
Detect faulty operation or defective material, diagnose and remedy trouble.
Service and replace amplifiers.
Investigate reason for power loss at substation when breakers kick-out.
Tear down ordinary units, determine extent of troubles, repair or replace defective parts or wiring, and reassemble.