What are the responsibilities and job description for the Maintenance Electrician position at Carlisle Companies?

3rd shift

Job Summary :

The Electrician plans, lays out, and performs all operations pertaining to the installation, maintenance, and repair of a wide variety of complicated electrical equipment and circuitry. This position installs, maintains, and repairs electric motors, digital drives, high voltage circuits, and electrical control panels. Work in this position involves utilizing a thorough knowledge of the electrical trade and the understanding of plant operating principles required to ensure that equipment functions properly and safely.

Duties & Responsibilities :

Repairing, maintaining, and replacing electric motors and their accessory equipment
Installing and repairing all types of electronic equipment including PLC programmers, sensors, control panels, and temperature controllers
Maintaining and installing electric services in the Carlisle Campus buildings including lighting and HVAC
Installing new equipment-mount fixtures, running conduit, pulling wire, and connecting wiring
Troubleshooting electrical breakdowns
Performing machine changeovers for all plant processes and products
Performing preventative maintenance tasks on plant equipment
Completing required paperwork
Maintaining the Boiler room
Calibrating scales and equipment

Will be required to perform other duties as requested, directed, or assigned.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities :

Knowledge :

Complete understanding of AC / DC current 120, 230, 480, and 2300V circuitry

Familiarity with PLC programming, HMI's, sensors, level controls, and AC / DC drives

Must be adaptable to pneumatic and hydraulic systems

General understanding of plant processes and equipment

Plant safety policies and procedures such as Lockout / Tagout and NFPA70E

Skills :

Reading and comprehension of maintenance manuals, motor name plate information, schematics, one-line diagrams, blueprints, work orders, and preventative maintenance schedules

Identification of power disconnects, breakers, and valves

Mathematical calculations including calculating amperage, wattage, resistance, volt amps, calibration setups, and measurement of materials

Writing out work orders, preventative maintenance work sheets, machine operation reports, and daily work reports

Entering comments and generating work orders electronically using the SFIS and SAP CMMS system

Operation and interpretation of data recorders

Operating shop equipment

Welding and Soldering

Operation and installation of electrical measurement devices such as multimeters and amp meters

Abilities :

Working as a member of a team

Communicating effectively with team members, supervisors, management, and other employees on the Carlisle campus

Competencies :

Teamwork

Builds trust with others by encouraging open dialogue and collaboration

Managing Change

Able to find common ground solutions despite difficulties or barriers that may be encountered

Continuous Improvement

Retains a mindset of always striving to make things better to all aspects of the role

Customer Focus

Listens to understand the needs of customers (internal and external) and keeps the customer's needs in mind

Continuous Learning

Understands individual strengths, opportunity areas, and seeks development opportunities to leverage strengths and lean into opportunity areas

Drive for Results

Always has a sense of urgency to solve problems and align goals with attainment of organizational strategy

Education & Experience :

Education :

Completion of an accredited (8,000 hour) apprenticeship program, technical school program, or college degree in the electrical field

NFPA70E Certification necessary

All classifications of electricians will be required to attend, participate, and complete continuing education, including seminars and training sessions both in and out of the plant as directed and planned by their Shift Crew Leader or Maintenance Supervisor, as a condition of employment in this position

Experience :

4 or more years of experience working as a mechanic in an industrial / manufacturing environment

Equipment & Data Used :

Equipment run on the job :

PLC computer interfaces, battery hydrometers, multimeters, amp meters, hydraulic jacks, soldering irons, acetylene torch, AGV, forklifts, drill presses, band saws, hydraulic presses, lathes, scissor lifts, company vehicles, tractors, conduit benders, cable pullers, core drills, ramsets, and plant production equipment

Tools required on the job :

Knives, feeler gauges, micrometers, tape measures, screwdrivers, wrenches, hammers, drills, grinders, saws, pipe threaders, welders, and soldering irons

Data used on the job :

Motor name plate information, maintenance manuals, schematics, readouts from meters, maintenance schedules, and work order reports

Work Environment / Time Worked :

Work Environment :

Work occurs inside and outside of plants and buildings on the Carlisle Campus

Potential for temperatures exceeding 120°F and falling below 32°F

Working in high places near ceilings and the carbon black system

Exposure to cleaning solution fumes, rubber fumes, airborne mica dust, mixing chemicals, contact cleaners, spray solvents, RTV, carbon black, hydraulic oils, lubricating oils, toluene, xylene, oxsol, MEK, 90 Solvent, tert butyl acetate, CMP, naptha, acetone, and loud noise levels (PPE Provided)

66KV supply to the electric yard

Moving mechanical parts include conveyors, production machinery, and shop equipment

Pinch hazards on moving mechanical parts

Confined spaces include the vulcanizers, under equipment, mixer bodies, tanks, and silos

Working in Class 1 Division 1, Class 1 Division 2, and Class 2 Division 2 hazardous environments

Uniforms are issued and laundered by the company

Time worked :

Typically, 40 hours per week with overtime required as production demand and maintenance workload dictates.

Days of Week Worked :

Typically, Monday through Friday with Saturday and / or Sunday work required as production demand and maintenance workload dictates.

Shifts Worked :

3 fixed shifts (11pm-7am, 7am-3 : 30pm, 3 : 30pm-11pm)

Physical Requirements :

Climbing - while using ladders and stairs

Balancing - while working overhead in scissor lifts

Stooping, Kneeling, and Crouching - while working on electrical cabinets, control panels, and motors mounted on the floor

Crawling - while working under machinery

Reaching - must be able to reach above shoulder level

Standing - must be able to stand for the majority of the shift

Walking - must be able to walk to and from different areas of the Carlisle Campus

Pushing - while moving heavy equipment on carts and while changing rolls on the ASBM and ERH

Pulling - while operating come-a-longs, conduit benders, and while lifting equipment and tools to the roof with a rope

Lifting - must be able to lift up to 60lbs

Grasping & Dexterity - must be able to use fingers and hands to grasp tools, start screws, start nails, put washers on bolts, to fit parts, bearings, and spindles, and to feel equipment in awkward work locations

Sight - must be able to see and recognize hazards and warnings

Talking & Hearing - must be able to effectively communicate with team members, supervisors, management, and other employees on the Carlisle Campus

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Used :

Hearing Protection

Safety Shoes

Cut Resistant Gloves

Safety Glasses

Respirators

PPE required for use of specific chemicals will be provided when needed

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