Mechanic 2nd Class Electronics
Phibro Animal Health
5 hours ago
On-site
Willow Island, WV
$33.19 - $36.88 USD yearly
Operations
Position Details
- Support the Maintenance Department by repairing, maintaining, and installing instrumentation, electrical equipment, and plant controls. Assist with principal functional responsibilities with direction by another Electronics Mechanic.
- Complete principal functions within 180 days to be promoted to 1st Class.
Key Responsibilities
- Troubleshoot, calibrate, and install systems/instrumentation:
- Electrical systems, electric motors, variable frequency drives (VFDs)
- HVAC systems, chillers
- Electrical, pneumatic, lab, and safety instrumentation
- Electronic and mechanical scales
- PLCs (Allen Bradley) and DCSs (Honeywell)
- Repair and maintain: conduit, elevators, vari drive units, substations, breaker panels, switches, receptacles, starter panels, pressure regulators, pH and DO probes, off-gas analyzers, critical instrument calibration, routine instrument PMs, and electrical components on tow motors and lift trucks.
- Work with engineers to install and maintain experimental equipment.
- Install and remove safety valves and rupture disks.
- Change electrical motors (1hp to 200 hp).
- Repair lighting.
Technical Skills / Requirements
- Solid mechanical abilities; strong troubleshooting skills; excellent attention to detail; strong decision-making ability.
- Understand hazards of electricity/electronics; familiarity with NFPA 70-E.
- Understand ASME relief valve procedure.
- Strong interpersonal and oral/written communication skills.
- Work effectively in a self-directed team environment; access all areas of the plant.
- Computer proficiency (email, internet/online training, Microsoft Office); familiarity with maintenance and/or ERP software (e.g., SAP) and calibration systems.
Education & Experience
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- West Virginia Master’s Electricians License or technical degree, journeyman apprenticeship, or equivalent experience.
- 2–5 years of manufacturing experience as an Instrument Technician or Electrician.
Physical Requirements
- Bend occasionally; climb occasionally; squat or kneel frequently.
- Stand, talk/hear constantly, use hands constantly, and walk frequently.
Skills/Competencies
- Identify and resolve problems in a timely manner; acceptable attendance.
- Operate machines/power equipment; use hand and mechanical tools effectively.
- Complete safety-related training required to execute job functions.
Work Schedule
- Monday–Friday (standard work hours).
- Support the Maintenance Department by repairing, maintaining, and installing instrumentation, electrical equipment, and plant controls. Assist with principal functional responsibilities with direction by another Electronics Mechanic.
- Complete principal functions within 180 days to be promoted to 1st Class.
Key Responsibilities
- Troubleshoot, calibrate, and install systems/instrumentation:
- Electrical systems, electric motors, variable frequency drives (VFDs)
- HVAC systems, chillers
- Electrical, pneumatic, lab, and safety instrumentation
- Electronic and mechanical scales
- PLCs (Allen Bradley) and DCSs (Honeywell)
- Repair and maintain: conduit, elevators, vari drive units, substations, breaker panels, switches, receptacles, starter panels, pressure regulators, pH and DO probes, off-gas analyzers, critical instrument calibration, routine instrument PMs, and electrical components on tow motors and lift trucks.
- Work with engineers to install and maintain experimental equipment.
- Install and remove safety valves and rupture disks.
- Change electrical motors (1hp to 200 hp).
- Repair lighting.
Technical Skills / Requirements
- Solid mechanical abilities; strong troubleshooting skills; excellent attention to detail; strong decision-making ability.
- Understand hazards of electricity/electronics; familiarity with NFPA 70-E.
- Understand ASME relief valve procedure.
- Strong interpersonal and oral/written communication skills.
- Work effectively in a self-directed team environment; access all areas of the plant.
- Computer proficiency (email, internet/online training, Microsoft Office); familiarity with maintenance and/or ERP software (e.g., SAP) and calibration systems.
Education & Experience
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- West Virginia Master’s Electricians License or technical degree, journeyman apprenticeship, or equivalent experience.
- 2–5 years of manufacturing experience as an Instrument Technician or Electrician.
Physical Requirements
- Bend occasionally; climb occasionally; squat or kneel frequently.
- Stand, talk/hear constantly, use hands constantly, and walk frequently.
Skills/Competencies
- Identify and resolve problems in a timely manner; acceptable attendance.
- Operate machines/power equipment; use hand and mechanical tools effectively.
- Complete safety-related training required to execute job functions.
Work Schedule
- Monday–Friday (standard work hours).