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Job Summary: The Level III Electrician is responsible for troubleshooting, assembling, installing, testing, and maintaining electrical systems and components in a manufacturing environment. This role requires strong technical expertise in industrial automation and electrical systems, a safety-first mindset, and the ability to work independently or mentor others. The ideal candidate will ensure maximum equipment availability, compliance with safety standards, and continuous process improvement. Key Responsibilities: Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Stop work and report any major injury hazards immediately. Report any work-related injury, illness, incident, or hazard. Comply with all HSE standards, regulations, and use of PPE. Promote a safety-first culture and support peers in safe practices. Address and correct hazards within scope of responsibility. Participate in HSE training and initiatives to reduce environmental impact. Quality Apply high standards of workmanship and craftsmanship. Support uptime and participate in downtime failure analysis. Follow diagrams, specifications, and manuals using appropriate tools and testing instruments. Provide feedback to the Preventive Maintenance (PM) system. Perform inspections and raise quality concerns as needed. Adhere to all quality procedures and documentation. Delivery Troubleshoot and repair electrical systems, ensuring minimal disruption. Maintain, install, and operate systems in line with codes and industry standards. Mentor and coach junior team members; serve as a technical resource. Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area. Plan and schedule maintenance activities around production timelines. Collaborate with peers and support teams to identify constraints and enhance processes. Engage in continuous improvement and TPM initiatives. Teamwork and Development Communicate effectively with team members and cross-functional teams. Complete training and development aligned with business goals. Actively participate in quality, safety, and efficiency improvement activities. Skills: 5-10 years of experience in Electrical and Electronics fields. Advanced hands-on expertise in: Industrial Automation (PLC systems): Siemens, Mitsubishi, Fanuc, Allen Bradley, Omron, HMI, GOT, SCADA. PLC Programming Tools: Siemens TIA Portal V15.1, SIMATIC Manager-Step7, GX Work2/3, GX Developer, RS Logix 500. Sensor Tools: Cognex Data Man, Sensor Studio, E2D200, AFC1500/3000, SIGMA Software, Zenon, SAM Light. Digital Communication Protocols: Ether Net/IP, Ether Cat, Device Net, Profibus, Profinet, RS232, CC Links. Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs): Siemens G120 Drives. Electronic Instrumentation: Installation and troubleshooting of scanners and sensors (e.g., Cognex, IFM, Leuze). Proficient in reading and interpreting electrical schematics and technical drawings. Strong analytical and troubleshooting abilities with electrical control systems.

Job Summary: The Electrician - Level II performs preventive and corrective electrical maintenance, troubleshooting, and support to ensure the availability, reliability, and safe operation of equipment in a manufacturing environment. This role requires working independently with limited supervision, selecting and using appropriate tools and technology. The Electrician contributes to continuous improvement, ensures compliance with safety protocols, and provides electrical expertise across various machines, systems, and plant automation infrastructure. Key Responsibilities: Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE): Follow Cummins safety standards, use PPE, and ensure safe work practices including LOTO, work permits, and risk assessments. Immediately report hazards, incidents, and unsafe conditions; take corrective action where possible. Support a proactive, interdependent safety culture through participation in HSE training and audits. Maintain compliance with environmental practices and help reduce the environmental footprint of maintenance activities. Electrical Maintenance & System Support: Perform preventive, corrective, and emergency electrical maintenance on manufacturing equipment (CNCs, SPMs, test cells, etc.). Troubleshoot and repair electrical control systems using schematics, meters, and diagnostic tools. Install, configure, and maintain automation systems including PLCs, SCADA, HMIs, and drives. Implement and maintain safety systems and interfacing equipment to ensure machine and personnel protection. Support machine shop breakdowns and ensure downtime reduction through effective troubleshooting and spare management. Maintain updated records for breakdowns, history, analysis, and work orders in systems like Maximo. Automation and Controls: Execute programming and configuration tasks using PLC tools such as Siemens TIA Portal, Mitsubishi GX Developer, RS Logix, and others. Work with control networks and communication protocols like Ethernet/IP, Device Net, Profibus, and CC-Link. Develop and implement bench tests, machine logic changes, and control system improvements. Utilize sensor and scanner technologies (e.g., Cognex, IFM) for measurement, quality assurance, and feedback integration. Continuous Improvement & TPM: Support TPM activities and participate in kaizens, quality circles, and CI initiatives. Monitor and implement improvements to boost machine uptime and reduce electrical faults. Contribute to reducing quality defects and improving energy efficiency through system optimization. Team Collaboration & Communication: Communicate effectively with operations, maintenance, and engineering teams to coordinate activities. Guide and mentor ITI/DET trainees and ensure discipline and development within the team. Provide timely updates to supervisors on task progress, system issues, or project milestones. Skills & Technical Knowledge: PLC Programming: Siemens TIA Portal, SIMATIC Step 7, Mitsubishi GX Developer, RS Logix 500. SCADA & MES: Ignition SCADA, SQL, Manufacturing Execution Systems. HMI/Automation: Allen Bradley, Fanuc, Omron, GOT, Zenon. Sensors/Instrumentation: Cognex, IFM, Leuze scanners and sensor studio tools. Communication Protocols: Ethernet/IP, Profibus, Profinet, RS232, Device Net. Electrical Systems: Installation, testing, troubleshooting, and preventive maintenance. Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs): Siemens G120, Mitsubishi. Schematics & Drawings: Proficient in reading and interpreting electrical documents. Safety: LOTO, machine guarding, and risk assessment practices. Experience Requirements: Required: 5-10 years of experience in electrical and electronics maintenance in manufacturing. Preferred: Experience with CNC/assembly/test cell equipment and system-level troubleshooting. Advantages: Knowledge of TPM, 5S, Kaizen, root cause analysis, and automation system integration. Additional Responsibilities: Maintain and improve 5S and TPM scores in assigned areas. Ensure compliance with safety and discipline norms by the maintenance team. Support new machine installation, commissioning, and process interfacing. Monitor and control day-to-day plant issues and machine safety measures. Provide timely updates on maintenance KPIs and project feedback to leadership. Competencies: Collaborates: Builds strong relationships and supports team goals. Communicates Effectively: Delivers clear, audience-appropriate information. Customer Focus: Understands internal customer needs and meets expectations. Decision Quality: Makes informed and timely maintenance decisions. Drives Results: Delivers consistently under pressure and against tight deadlines. Nimble Learning: Quickly adapts to new tools, systems, and technologies. Health and Safety Fundamentals: Models safe behavior and reinforces safety culture. Electrical System Troubleshooting: Resolves electrical issues using diagnostics and root cause analysis. Controls Engineering Knowledge: Applies advanced knowledge of automation, programming, and sensor integration. Controls Safety: Ensures machines comply with safety regulations and best practices. Factory Automation and Control Systems: Contributes to automation upgrades and system enhancements. Manufacturing Knowledge: Applies practical knowledge of electrical systems in industrial environments. Values Differences: Respects and leverages diverse perspectives within teams. Education, Licenses, Certifications: Required: High school diploma or secondary education equivalent. Preferred: Diploma in Electronics or Controls Engineering. Compliance: May require export control or regulatory licensing based on project requirements.