Electrical Equipment Technician Install, maintain and repair electrical equipment and wiring for the Electron Beam Units at Clysar, LLC.
Duties:
Provide electrical support for all facets of the operation as needed.
Lead and coordinate EBCU overhauls.
Disassemble the Z-section (gun) which consists of filaments, ceramics, copper and stainless steel parts that are sent out for acid dipping and Electro polishing ensuring an accurate count is given to Planner.
Clean replacement parts upon receiving.
Coordinate the cleaning of the copper window.
Coordinate bead blasting of the Cathode chamber and provide approval after completion.
Assist with uniformity and dosimetry tests before turning the EB over to production.
Track EBCU hours and work with Maintenance Planner to schedule EBCU overhauls.
Communicate with Maintenance Manager and Planner weekly to discuss scheduled maintenance needs and progress on scheduled work.
Manage the inventory and ordering of EBCU parts and materials.
Inspect EBCU electrical systems, components and equipment weekly to identify hazards, defects and the need for adjustment or repair and ensure compliance with codes. This includes vacuums, water tanks, pumps, power supply pressures and fluids.
Verify all EBCU SOP's to ensure accuracy on a routine basis.
Update EBCU prints when updates or changes have been made.
Troubleshoot EBCU malfunctions and work with the technical, maintenance and production teams to resolve items.
Test and calibrate EBCU electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures using testing devices to ensure compatibility and safety of systems per ISO standards.
Check machine efficiency; adjust K factor if necessary.
Bench test and calibrate new boards prior to installation into the control deck.
Train day electricians and shift electricians on EBCU function and maintenance procedures.
Research and propose potential new technology upgrades relating to EBCU's.
Maintain the equipment status tracking white board in Clean Room.
Requirements:
Requires strong knowledge of electrical concepts and ability to safely operate equipment used in repair and maintenance of electrical systems, handling hazardous materials, planning and managing projects, and maintaining records.
Must be able to read technical information and blueprint drawings and perform basic math.
Practical problem-solving skills and ability to work with a wide diversity of individuals.
Thorough understanding of materials and tools used in installation, troubleshooting and maintenance and repair of electrical systems and electron beam applications.
Strong communication skills and ability to work independently.
General understanding of OSHA regulations.
Strong knowledge of ISO requirements.
Must score at least 50% on written electrical aptitude test.
Must score a minimum of 50% on the electrical functional test.
Education/Training:
Associates Degree or higher in Electrical or Electronics orAn Electrical Maintenance Training Program Degree, or 3 years of verifiable electrical experience in an industrial environment
