Date Posted: November 4, 2020
Deadline: November 17, 2017
Organization: Cardinal Health
Location: Greenwood
City: Greenwood
Website: View Website
Job Type: Full Time
Wages/Salary: $24.00/hour
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
Education:
Associates degree in electrical/electronics or equivalent experience (six or more years).
Experience:
Minimum 3 years experience in a manufacturing maintenance environment required.
Skills/Competencies:
Pass assessments in Math (15), Reading (28), Mechanical (45).
Minimum score of 60 on the Electrical Skills Testing Device.
Be familiar with Allen/Bradley PLC hardware, for example: PLC 5, SLC 500 and Contrologix platforms, Micrologix controllers, Panel views, and software packages, for example: RSlogix 5, 500 and 5000, RSlinx, Drive tools, RSNetworx.
Be familiar with a variety of networks, for example: ControlNet, DH, DH+, Serial, RIO, Ethernet, Profibus.
Use Microsoft office products (Word, Excel, Outlook).
ACCOUNTABILITIES:
- Observe all safety precautions and regulations at all times in all areas where duties are performed. Will be responsible for reporting all safety hazards and potential unsafe working conditions. Must actively participate in current safety program and attend all scheduled safety meetings for department.
- Maintain work area in a safe, clean, and orderly condition.
- Understand and comply with all current plant policies and procedures.
- Repair, maintain, and install a wide variety of complex electrical and electronic equipment used to support the building and the manufacturing department with and/or without assistance and/or direction from others.
- Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair electrical and electronic systems on complex production equipment. After completing, test and make necessary adjustments for proper operation before turning machine over to production.
- Will Layout and install new equipment, modifications, or upgrades.
- Work from verbal and/or written instructions, work orders.
- Utilize manuals, tables, and schematic drawings to perform job duties.
- Assemble, rebuild, or modify equipment under the direction of co-workers, supervisors, or engineering department and instruct operators and mechanics on the operation of equipment where applicable.
- Install, repair, and replace temperature controls, solid state controls, programmable logic controllers, HMI’s, MMI’s, position sensors, servo systems, AC and DC electrical motors and motor controllers, transformers, disconnects, and distribution panels.
- Use a variety of electrical diagnostic equipment to include oscilloscopes, meggers, digital and analog volt/ohm meters, ammeters, tachometers, computers and other test equipment specific to an area.
- Perform preventive maintenance on plant and manufacturing electrical equipment following schedules and procedures.
- Attain a license in operating a forklift for the purpose of moving equipment and heavy parts.
- Record and process parts removed from the stockroom on the proper work order or stores log sheet.
- Maintain necessary records to include maintenance logs, time sheets, downtime logs, etc. using software packages such as Microsoft Word and/or Excel