MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST 3RD SHIFT

**Summary**: The Maintenance Specialist is responsible for improving the results associated with the equipment in the plants by troubleshooting, repairing, and replacing electrical/electronic components (motors, frequency drives, photo eyes, safety devices, etc.), troubleshoot PLC programs and provide general maintenance support. They are the first point of contact for all electrical equipment issues on the shift. The Electrician will independently perform maintenance, troubleshooting, small change management, loss elimination, and improvement activities. They are responsible for maintaining strong working relationships with the Maintenance department as well as external contacts, including: the Compounding Department, Maintenance Planner, Warehouse and Production teams, engineering resources, and other resources in similar roles, etc. The Electrician is expected to communicate in an effective and professional manner both orally and written. **Essential Duties and Responsibilities:** * Safety: Compliance with all company safety rules procedures and guidelines are Mandatory. * Behavior: Be an active part of the maintenance shift team. A team player with qualities of cooperation and coordination, professional interaction with all business contacts all day, every day. “Can Do” attitude; “Flow to Work” mindset; – able to do what it takes to move the business forward. * Attendance: Present for work when scheduled is a mandatory function. Work hours may extend pass normal business hours based on the workload of the department. * Quality: Knowledgeable of all Quality control systems and able to troubleshoot quality issues to root cause and correct. * Perform electrical trouble shooting of systems and equipment to include repair of electrical circuits and componentry, troubleshoot and repair or replace motors and other electrical components as well as the ability to troubleshoot and repair program issues on controls * Perform assembly of electronic components for contr