Instrument Electrical Technician

Key Responsibilities

Follows lockout, tag-out procedures, checks for documentation of entry permit and checks to make sure the area is safe to work

Attend daily meeting to receive and discuss priority and routine work orders

Performs scheduled and preventative maintenance tasks

Working knowledge of electrical safety and construction codes

Select, install, and operate measurement devices

Inspect worksite to determine change in operational capabilities. May involve dismantling of equipment using hand and power tools to locate the failed equipment (motors, pumps, or valves)

Operates fork truck

Communicate findings to supervisors as needed, and the urgency of the repair to determine when planned maintenance will least interfere with unit operations

Assess the failed equipment, request replacement parts, and assemble the equipment

Test/inspect/calibrate vent pressure, chiller, various analyzers, leak testing, etc. This includes safety harness, respirator, high voltage gloves, and goggles monthly inspections, among others.

Perform research to identify availability of new technology to improve equipment efficiency and reliability. Communicates with vendors to view product, literature, and studies

Follows diagnosis of electrical layout, ensuring that concealed wiring is installed before completion of future walls, ceilings and flooring

Reads and interprets paper and CAD drawings

Measure, cut, bend, thread, assemble and install electrical conduit using proper tools

Connects power, control and ground cables to equipment

Install control and distribution apparatus such as switches, relays and circuit-breaker panels

Test continuity of the circuit to ensure electrical compatibility and safety of components using testing instruments

Complete all regulatory and company mandated training to comply with health, safety, food safety and environmental requirements and policies

Benefits

Upon successful completion of a 90 day probationary period, you are eligible to receive a hiring bonus up to $1,200 (less taxes)

Medical, Dental and Vision benefits which start the 1st of the month after hire

Annual incentive bonus eligibility based on individual and company performance

Tax advantaged health savings and spending accounts

401k eligibility with company match and annual discretionary contribution

Time off: vacation, holidays/floating holidays, personal and sick days

Company provided Life and Disability Insurance

Paid Parental Leave

Fitness Membership Reimbursement Program

Educational assistance program

The benefits set forth in this posting reflect Innophos’ current benefits for similarly situated employees, are subject in all respects to the terms and conditions of the applicable program policies and may be modified or discontinued by Innophos in the future (subject to applicable law).

Required Education and Experiences

Education level: High school diploma or general education degree (GED)

NCCER Certification is a plus

2+ years directly related experience in industrial electrical maintenance

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Essential skills/knowledge: Computer literacy

Heavy Instrumentation experience preferred

Able to diagnose problems

Able to work alone or as a team member

Able to read and follow safety rules, PPE and instructions

Able to use and maintain shop tools and equipment

Able to interpret drawings for maintenance troubleshooting and new construction

Able to use computer for tasks such as maintenance logs, work orders, material orders, training, displaying CAD drawings

Ability to follow Good Manufacturing Practices including the proper wearing of clean protective clothing, following personal hygiene standards, and adherence to food/drink/tobacco restrictions

Environment and/or Physical Factors

Work is performed in the plant as well as the maintenance shop.

There are frequent physical demands associated with this position, including regular lifting (some heavy), stair climbing, working in the heat, handling tools, piping, metal, grinders, etc.