Job Overview
Job Title Electrical Technician Control
Division: Operation Department
Reports to: Electrical Maintenance Foreman / Supervisor
Authorization: OP GM Date: May 2020
Job Summary
A controls technician monitors the control systems of automated equipment. Using software to verify that the controls are within certain parameters. When controls exceed or fall below specifications, they must quickly troubleshoot the problem to avoid or minimize interruptions to production.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- Sketch new designs or redline existing drawings according to requests from clients
- Use Client Machine Drafting Standards to supply equipment designs, schematics, and layouts
- Oversee the sketching and drawing of draftsmen, offering suggestions for improvement when necessary
- Establish and maintain working relationships with vendors to ensure prompt and accurate deliveries of materials
- Identify potential or existing flaws, perform troubleshooting based on computer-aided (CAD) formats
- Document Startup processes and designs of mechanical and electrical systems for production equipment
- Analyze equipment installation practices and offer solutions to improve the efficacy of installation schedules
- Perform duties assigned by and under the supervision of a project manager or engineer
Job Specification
Vocational Training: A high school diploma or more preferably an associate degree in Electrical / Automation is required
Vocational Career: Approximately 10 years experience in a relevant field.
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Skills and Ability
- Proven track record of successful completion of projects involving DDC systems commissioning, software integration, calibration or troubleshooting
- Familiarity of the construction industry, especially mechanical and electrical fields
- Ability to produce and interpret mechanical and electrical drawings
- Strong written communication skills with a keen eye for details in documents
- Willingness to work long hours to complete jobs on schedule and meet standards of quality
- Basic computer proficiency, such as data entry and Microsoft Office programs
- Physical dexterity to climb ladders and lift up to 50 lbs on a regular basis
- Knowledge of safe working practices around moving and electrical equipment