Industrial Electrician (Engineering) - Louisiana, New Orleans

The announced job offer is made public by the firm: USG Corporation and it was included in jobs list the date of: 2022-10-22 in the website greenenergyjobsonline.com.

It is announced that they have a job offer at the category of Construction and the jobs location is in the state of Louisiana at the city New Orleans, in the country US - at this current ZipCode: 70126

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Job Description

Battery maintenance
Operation of electrical test equipment including voltmeter, megger and amprobe
Install, perform preventive maintenance & troubleshoot motor control & lighting systems using wiring schematics
Motor starters - size & change overloads & heaters
Three phase motor wiring termination
Motors: perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting & repairing
Motor brakes: perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting & repairing
Advanced control system troubleshooting including PLC control using wiring schematics
Burner controls: perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting & repairing
PLC & associated hardware - installation, troubleshooting & repair
PLC main components familiarization
PLC hardware wiring
Interpret instrumentation schematics/symbols
Instrumentation equipment - install, troubleshoot & repair
RTD's & Thermocouples - install, troubleshoot & repair
Ink jet printer systems - install, troubleshoot & repair
Use HMI screens to troubleshoot and understand process controls
Understand AC motor/VFD theory
VFD power & control wiring
VFD installation & configuration
Parameter modifications
VFD troubleshooting & maintenance
Conduit & cable tray design , layout and installation.
Transformer sizing & wiring
Fuse, wire sizing, & conduit fill ratios
Install various electrical controls
Interpret electrical schematics & symbols
Identify motor data
Basic understanding of NEC codes

Qualifications - External

Must have a basic understanding of electrical concepts such as 480 volt and 2300 volt.
Must have an understanding of NFPA 70E code.
Must be able to accept "on-call" responsibility.
Must be able to perform basic welding tasks.
Must be able to run rigid aluminum conduit.
Must have a safe working history.
Must have demonstrated an excellent attendance history.
Must have the ability to effectively handle multiple tasks
Must have excellent basic mathematic skills.
Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills
The ability to work at heights and in confined spaces.
Must have basic PLC and VFD drive knowledge.
Must demonstrate the ability to work without direct supervision.
Must pass a basic electrical skills test.

EOE including disability/veteran