Mechanic Electrician C

JOB PURPOSE

The Mechanic Electrician C is to perform duties to repair, install, assemble and maintain a variety of production and facility equipment following standard procedures.

JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Work from work orders, prints, schematics, wiring diagrams, machine manuals, hydraulic and pneumatic prints, machinist handbook, and written/oral instructions 
• Aid in diagnosing machine or equipment problems, troubleshoot, check machine components for malfunctions involving mechanical, electrical, electronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic functions to determine equipment problems 
• With direction, tear down equipment, replace defective parts and components, rebuild and test repaired equipment for proper operation 
• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance. Check for proper electrical connections, electronic devices, hydraulic components, drives, chains, belt drives, sprockets, bearings, etc. for proper operation 
• Assist higher level electricians tear down units, check and replace defective and worn parts, perform drilling, fitting pipe/hose, and other operations as required 
• With direction, move and install equipment, level, and anchor as necessary, disconnect and reconnect electric power, air, oil, water, gas, and coolant lines 
• With direction, build special machinery following assembly layouts, order parts, assemble, wire, and add fluid lines as necessary 
• Hook up and test run equipment 
• Fabricate sheet metal, plastic, and wood, primarily for safety devices 
• Use personal computer, electrical test equipment, hand power equipment, power shear, hand finger brake press, drill press, power drill press, forklift trucks, electric hoists, torque wrench, hand tools, and other tools and equipment as required 
• Follow safety rules and keep work area in a clean and orderly condition 
• Other duties and responsibilities as required.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• High School Diploma or GED
• 1+ Years Relevant Experience
• Ability to read, write, communicate and follow directions in English.
• Must have knowledge of electrical power up to 240 volts.
• Proficient in shop math and use of complicated drawings and specifications.

PHYSICAL AND VISUAL REQUIREMENTS, WORKING CONDITIONS

Physical Demands

• Occasionally 1-33%: Sit
• Occasionally 1-33%: Twist/Turn
• Occasionally 1-33%: Stoop/Bend
• Occasionally 1-33%: Push/Pull
• Occasionally 1-33%: Squat
• Occasionally 1-33%: Crawl/Kneel
• Occasionally 1-33%: Climb
• Frequently 34% - 66%: Walk
• Continuously 67% - 100%: Stand

Lifting/Carrying

• Occasionally 1-33%: Lift / Carry 1-10 lbs.
• Occasionally 1-33%: Lift / Carry 11-25 lbs.
• Occasionally 1-33%: Lift / Carry 26-50 lbs.

Visual Demands

• Occasionally 1-33%: Distance vision (clear vision at 20 feet or more)
• Occasionally 1-33%: Color vision (ability to identify and distinguish colors)
• Occasionally 1-33%: Peripheral vision (ability to observe area seen from up/down or left/right while eyes are fixed on a given point)
• Occasionally 1-33%: Depth perception (three-dimensional vision, ability to judge distances and spatial relationships)
• Continuously 67% - 100%: Close vision (clear vision at 20 inches or less)

Work Environment & Hazards

• Occasionally 1-33%: Airborne particles
• Occasionally 1-33%: Air-conditioned workspace
• Occasionally 1-33%: Chemical exposure
• Occasionally 1-33%: Cold
• Occasionally 1-33%: Confined spaces
• Occasionally 1-33%: Fumes
• Occasionally 1-33%: Heat
• Occasionally 1-33%: High, precarious places
• Occasionally 1-33%: Humid or wet conditions
• Occasionally 1-33%: Limited lighting
• Occasionally 1-33%: Loud noise, constant or periodic
• Occasionally 1-33%: Machine movement or vibration
• Occasionally 1-33%: Risk of electrical shock
• Occasionally 1-33%: Slip hazard
• Occasionally 1-33%: Uneven surfaces