Plant Reliability Electrician (Hydraulics, Pneumatics & PLCs)

Safeguard uptime across the plant by owning the electrical and electro‑mechanical health of our equipment during the night shift. Start and end times are flexible to fit your routine.

A line pauses after a sudden change in motor tone. You verify circuits with electrical/electronic test instruments, review the schematic, and talk with a manager about recent operation variations. You dismantle the affected assembly, measure components with precision instruments, install the correct parts per blueprint, and bring the line back up.

• Comprehensive maintenance: install, service, and repair machinery, equipment, plant structures, piping, and electrical systems using specifications, blueprints, manuals, and schematic drawings.
• Condition monitoring: visually inspect and test equipment; detect malfunctions by listening for unusual sounds and collaborating with managers for accurate diagnosis.
• Mechanical restoration: dismantle defective machines; install new/repaired parts using precision measuring devices and hand/power tools.
• Lubrication & care: clean and lubricate shafts, bearings, gears, and other components.
• Electrical expertise: install and repair electrical apparatus (transformers, wiring) and the electrical/electronic components within machinery and equipment.
• Fluids & utilities: lay out, assemble, install, and maintain pipe systems; service hydraulic and pneumatic equipment; repair/replace gauges, valves, pressure regulators, and related hardware.
• Facility stewardship: repair and maintain the physical structure of the plant.
• Capital installs: install new machinery and equipment in accordance with blueprints and specifications; utilize hoists, cranes, and measurement tools for precise setup.
• Automation ownership: install, program, and repair automated machinery and equipment that rely on programmable controllers.
• Metalwork: use cutting torches or welding equipment to cut or join metal parts.
• Carpentry support: fabricate and repair benches, partitions, and other wooden structures.
• Reliability routines: perform preventive maintenance across all plant equipment and update all activities in PM software.

Apply your skill with hand tools, power tools, hoists, cranes, and a full suite of measuring and testing instruments—guided by the details in our blueprints, schematics, and manuals.