Greystone of Lincoln

Electrical Maintenance Technician

Toano, VA - Full Time

Electrical Maintenance Technician Duties:

  • Complete required repairs and tasks to instruments, controls, and electrical systems in an efficient, timely manner to restore or maintain safe operating capability
  • Install and verify new instrument, control, and electrical systems according to maintenance procedures using drawings, manuals, or blueprints
  • Recommend changes to existing instruments, controls, electrical systems, or equipment to improve reliability, accuracy, or further optimize processes
  • Recommend tools, equipment, or methods to improve the safety and timeliness of system repairs
  • Maintain acceptable housekeeping standards in the work area
  • Communicate any alterations to existing instrument, control, or electrical systems to ensure all site records are current and proper documentation is completed
  • Work with electrical equipment such as PLC’s, temperature controllers, various instrumentation (e.g., pressure transmitters, flow meters, temperature sensing devices, etc.), and electrical diagnostic equipment
  • Install, maintain, and optimize site equipment to provide a safe operation with maximum production availability, including hammer mills, bucket elevators, conveyor belts and other machinery
  • Make recommendations to improve existing control systems to improve safety, effectiveness, and efficiency
  • Troubleshoot, diagnose, and solve electrical controls issues on stationary and rotational equipment
  • Read, comprehend, and execute tasks and concepts found in technical operating and maintenance manuals, and other written documents
  • Comply with all applicable OSHA, EPA, local regulatory laws, and company safety policies
  • Management retains the discretion to add or change the duties of this position at any time

Qualifications:

  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Technical School Degree or Associates Degree in a related field; Completion of accredited trade program
  • Possess valid Journeyman's certificate or higher
  • Minimum of 3 years of experience troubleshooting components; including servos, sensors, control component, PLCs, VFDs, MMI, Service Panels & MCCs sensors/instruments, valves/motors

Physical Requirements:

  • Must stoop, bend, reach, walk; perform repetitive motions using hands to grasp, push, pull or do fine manipulations
  • Required to stand for prolonged periods
  • Intermittently lift medium to heavy weight up to 75 lbs.
  • Intermittently required to bend and twist

Benefits

  • Immediate 10 paid holidays. 
  • A full array of benefits after 90 days. Including Vision, Dental, Health, 401k!
  • Shift Differential if working off shifts.
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