Owens Corning
Instrument Technician-C
The Instrument Technician is an hourly position, and reports to the Electrical Supervisor. The employee is responsible for troubleshooting electrical/electronic industrial plant equipment. Pay: $40.05hr Training Shift: Monday-Friday first 90days 7am-330pm After Training Schedule: 3 Days on 3 Days off-you will be awarded either night or days shift based upon seniority after training. Benefits: Medical, Dental, 401k, Vision, Life Insurance Company Bonus: Quarterly Bonus Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Leads, Assists and performs the duties of the Electrical craft apprentice under the direction and authority of management Performs any electrical, electronic and instrument work regarding the diagnosis, installation, testing and repair of electronic and solid state concepts (including but not limited to printed circuit boards, computer interface equipment, advanced scope and test equipment, transducers, DC drive systems, bushing controls and synchronous motor controls programmable controllers , etc.). Maintains, constructs, installs, repairs and calibrates any plant electrical, instrument, and metering equipment. Participates in the preventive and predictive maintenance programs for any plant electrical, electronic and instrument equipment or control system. Performs original electrical/electronic layouts and circuit designs. Works from information obtained from engineering drawings, electrical diagrams, simple and complex sketches as well as other related documents Troubleshoots electrical, electronic and instrument systems. Completes records and reports. Applies protective coatings to equipment fabricated, modified, maintained, etc. Participates in the safety and good housekeeping programs established within the plant. Completes Work Orders, Activity Reports, and Work Logs in the Computerized Maintenance System (CMMS) Performs other related duties consistent with the nature of the job as directed by management Works in an efficient self directed manner to resolve electrical issues that plague the plant or a specific process. SKILLS AND ABILITIES
The employee should hold the following abilities: Must be able to read electrical/electronic blueprints. Must be able to use different types of electrical meters associated with the task to troubleshoot electrical/electronic problems Must have the ability to multi-task Must be able to secure and maintain fork lift drivers license Has the ability to troubleshoot Hydraulic / pneumatic systems Has the ability to use, manage, and operate a CMMS (Computerized Maint Mgt System) Ability to run conduit as directed Ability to document changes in written formats Ability to read and understand PLC logic Must be able to plan and execute in written form a safe job plan utilizing electrical safe work practices Ability to install and set-up electrical power distribution devices including blade switches, circuit breakers, relays, etc. COMPUTER AND SOFTWARE COMPETENCIES
The employee must be able to: Must be able to operate a computer Learn SAP, On-spec and Omnimac systems EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE
The employee should have the following: Minimum high school diploma or equivalent is required Possess valid forklift, and man lift driver certification Must be a US citizen or have the right to work in the US Must be 18 years or older Must be drug and alcohol free Four or more years related experience in an industrial environment Knowledge of 2011 National Electric Code (NEC) Certified electrician or equivalent experience Basic PLC programming/troubleshooting experience ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS/WORK ENVIRONMENT
This position requires: Exposure to extreme temperatures Exposure to extreme heat around furnaces Lifting/carrying/moving up to 50 pounds Bending, twisting and climbing ladders Regular attendance on site and the ability to work varying or rotating shifts Wearing respirator protection Participates in the Safety and good housekeeping programs as established within the Plant
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The Instrument Technician is an hourly position, and reports to the Electrical Supervisor. The employee is responsible for troubleshooting electrical/electronic industrial plant equipment. Pay: $40.05hr Training Shift: Monday-Friday first 90days 7am-330pm After Training Schedule: 3 Days on 3 Days off-you will be awarded either night or days shift based upon seniority after training. Benefits: Medical, Dental, 401k, Vision, Life Insurance Company Bonus: Quarterly Bonus Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Leads, Assists and performs the duties of the Electrical craft apprentice under the direction and authority of management Performs any electrical, electronic and instrument work regarding the diagnosis, installation, testing and repair of electronic and solid state concepts (including but not limited to printed circuit boards, computer interface equipment, advanced scope and test equipment, transducers, DC drive systems, bushing controls and synchronous motor controls programmable controllers , etc.). Maintains, constructs, installs, repairs and calibrates any plant electrical, instrument, and metering equipment. Participates in the preventive and predictive maintenance programs for any plant electrical, electronic and instrument equipment or control system. Performs original electrical/electronic layouts and circuit designs. Works from information obtained from engineering drawings, electrical diagrams, simple and complex sketches as well as other related documents Troubleshoots electrical, electronic and instrument systems. Completes records and reports. Applies protective coatings to equipment fabricated, modified, maintained, etc. Participates in the safety and good housekeeping programs established within the plant. Completes Work Orders, Activity Reports, and Work Logs in the Computerized Maintenance System (CMMS) Performs other related duties consistent with the nature of the job as directed by management Works in an efficient self directed manner to resolve electrical issues that plague the plant or a specific process. SKILLS AND ABILITIES
The employee should hold the following abilities: Must be able to read electrical/electronic blueprints. Must be able to use different types of electrical meters associated with the task to troubleshoot electrical/electronic problems Must have the ability to multi-task Must be able to secure and maintain fork lift drivers license Has the ability to troubleshoot Hydraulic / pneumatic systems Has the ability to use, manage, and operate a CMMS (Computerized Maint Mgt System) Ability to run conduit as directed Ability to document changes in written formats Ability to read and understand PLC logic Must be able to plan and execute in written form a safe job plan utilizing electrical safe work practices Ability to install and set-up electrical power distribution devices including blade switches, circuit breakers, relays, etc. COMPUTER AND SOFTWARE COMPETENCIES
The employee must be able to: Must be able to operate a computer Learn SAP, On-spec and Omnimac systems EDUCATION AND/OR EXPERIENCE
The employee should have the following: Minimum high school diploma or equivalent is required Possess valid forklift, and man lift driver certification Must be a US citizen or have the right to work in the US Must be 18 years or older Must be drug and alcohol free Four or more years related experience in an industrial environment Knowledge of 2011 National Electric Code (NEC) Certified electrician or equivalent experience Basic PLC programming/troubleshooting experience ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS/WORK ENVIRONMENT
This position requires: Exposure to extreme temperatures Exposure to extreme heat around furnaces Lifting/carrying/moving up to 50 pounds Bending, twisting and climbing ladders Regular attendance on site and the ability to work varying or rotating shifts Wearing respirator protection Participates in the Safety and good housekeeping programs as established within the Plant
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