The Electrical Instrumentation Technician performs maintenance activities associated with electrical/electronic systems including programmable logic controllers (PLC), distributed control systems, AC/DC drives, relay logic circuits and equipment software.

Responsibilities

· Troubleshoots and repairs multiple electrical and mechanical systems plant wide.

· Reads and interprets electrical wiring diagrams.

· Modifies existing systems to enhance efficiency and reduce downtime.

· Monitors control systems and equipment performance and conducts visual inspections of human-machine interfaces.

· Performs corrective and preventive maintenance on assigned systems. Ensures proper operations of systems and minimizes downtime. Diagnoses system problems and takes corrective actions as appropriate.

· Provides input to and utilizes Computer Maintenance Management System to maintain accurate equipment histories and capture work activities

· Understand and be proficient in application of National Electrical Code (NEC).

· Works directly with in-house personnel or contracted services to ensure systems are maintained and projects are completed.

· Organizes reference materials, computer systems, manuals and prints with Engineering Department and Maintenance.

· Maintains safe working practices and conditions; participates in safety inspections and identifying and correcting hazards.

· Maintains housekeeping and Good Manufacturing Practices in the bakery.

· Operates industrial equipment (forklift, scissor lift, pallet jack) in order to safely and properly perform maintenance on machinery.

· Other duties as assigned

Required Qualifications

• Associates degree in Electronic/Electrical Technologies or equivalent experience.
• Two years of job related experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Excellent analytical skills.
• Technical knowledge of plant control systems.
• Strong organizational, oral and written communications skills.

Preferred Qualifications

· Formal training in Allen Bradley PLCs and software (troubleshooting, programming, and interfacing)