Path Engineering

As an Electrical Equipment Technician (also known as Instrumentation and Electrical Specialist, Electrical Maintenance Technician), you'll be responsible for the installation, programming, calibration, and preventative maintenance of electrical equipment. You'll also troubleshoot, repair, and replace parts or equipment on instrumentation and electrical systems, develop work plans, and provide assistance to other maintenance staff. You'll also utilize a Computer Maintenance Monitoring System (CMMS) and provide field instrumentation support for all process equipment.

• Opportunity to work in a dynamic industrial environment.
• Gain substantial experience in a wide range of electrical systems.
• Work with a cooperative team to solve plant problems and achieve goals.

• Minimum 3 years' experience in an industrial environment.
• Good working knowledge of 3 phase motors and distribution, control systems, smart transmitters, and control valves.
• High level of mechanical and electrical aptitude.
• Journeyman or Master Electrician with substantial instrumentation experience preferred.
• Proficiency in PLC, Electrical, and Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills, Hydraulics Experience, and Machine Safety Inspections.
• Experience with Servo Motors, Variable Frequency Drives (VFD), Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), and Conveyor Systems.