Technical - Electrical Technician Iii

Job Title: Electrical Technician

Work Hours 6:30am-4pm Monday-Thursday with Fridays off (some voluntary OT available)

Working on-site at the Pilot facility, setting up the equipment from an electrical standpoint. The equipment is not for production, rather they are running the test jobs for new products. They strongly prefer someone with industrial electrical experience, but will consider others if they are a right fit for the team and have other good electrical experience. Small facility, working with a small work team.

The Ideal Candidate

As a person, you're a flexible thinker, a motivated fixer someone who is always taking initiative to solve problems, make things better and respectfully engage others along the journey with you. To be a successful Electrical Maintenance Technician at Kimberly-Clark requires understanding of basic design and development processes, application and troubleshooting skills to build, test and support equipment for manufacturing of consumer and business to business health and hygiene products. Electrical Maintenance Technician work as part of a team under the direction of Electrical Engineer/ Maintenance Team Leader.

You also

Electrical Qualifications

Ability to do light mechanical work

Linear Feedback Control Systems

Servo Motors and Controllers

Industrial/Manufacturing Power and Control Systems

PLC programming and troubleshooting (Allen-Bradley preferred)

AB Logix platform including integrated motion is highly desirable

Computer Proficiency using MS Windows and Industrial Software

High Level of Initiative and broad business perspective

Ability to provide innovative contributions in a Team environment

Customer focus when dealing with internal and external customers

Effective communication Skills with the ability to discuss technical issues in a business environment

The ability to adapt to rapidly changing business priorities and assignments

Application/Results orientation with primary focus on problem definition and generation of alternate solutions

General Qualifications

High School Diploma, GED or equivalent

Associate or 2-year technical degree in an industrial electrical field preferred / or a combined 5 years' experience and post high school education in an industrial field. Will consider equivalent Military Education/Training.

If the candidate has less experience but the higher degree or previous other electrical experience (automotive, for example), she would be open to reviewing them.

Ability to troubleshoot wiring. Familiar with Allen Bradley PLC 5 and Logix 5000 using RSLogix 500 and RSLogix 5000 software. Familiar with Allen Bradley RSView. Familiar with DC Drive controls. Understanding ladder logic Ability to troubleshoot power wiring 120 VAC, 240 VAC, 277 VAC and 480 VAC from equipment to feeder. Self-driven, ability to take work orders and complete on their on. Willing to help mechanical techs when electrical work is slow especially during set up of equipment during morning hours. Desired: Ability to do simple runs of conduit on small jobs. Ability to layout and build simple control panels.