Electronics Technician Iii (7am-3pm)

Job Description
Work with PLCs, drives and HMIs and small instrumentation related to process control.
Troubleshoot machine malfunctions using PLC techniques and will be able to improve plant processes through PLC program modifications with assistance from Senior personnel.
Troubleshoot AC and DC controls including changing of fuses, coils, contacts, and relays.
Document machine PLC programs, troubleshooting activities and audit findings.
Install and repair electrical equipment including, but not limited to, motors, starters, switches, instruments from wiring diagrams, sketches, and instruction manuals.
Install cable rack, cable, conduit, and pull wire. Be able to build panels.
Maintain motors and be capable of working safely on high and low voltages as well as AC and DC.
The position involves a high degree of responsibility - for correct analysis and quality work - Improper repair will result in safety concerns, waste of time and material.
Must be capable of using standard electrical instruments such as an amp meter, voltmeter, megger tester and other analyzing equipment. Must be capable of reading from blueprints, sketches, and/or specifications.
May be asked to assist on mechanical interventions.