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Form of workSpecific responsibilities of an Electrical Millwright include:
v Reading blueprints and schematic drawings, and work orders to determine work procedures.
v Dismantles, assembles, and installs equipment using various hand tools, hoists, dollies, rollers, building materials, and trucks.
v Repair/troubleshoot plant electrical systems, 120-480 volt, single and 3 phase circuits, motors and motor starters.
v Installation of conduit for new and existing projects.
v Troubleshoot, repair and program PLC equipment, be familiar with VFD's and proximity/photoelectric controllers.
v Installations may include shafting, conveyors, constructing foundations for machinery, or new equipment installation, fabrication, or relocation.
v Diagnosis of machinery problems.
v Fabrication of parts with the use of a milling machine, lathe and drill press.
v Assist production when needed.
v Repair and lubricate machines and equipment. Demonstrates knowledge and ability to wire-feed, arc weld, brazing, and acetylene cutting.
v Maintain your basic tool supply that is provided as well as coveralls and other PPE or company provided items.
v Ability to perform, monitor, and document preventative maintenance and schedule.
v Determining proper safety procedures (LOTO, JSA, REACH) needed to safely and efficiently complete tasks.
v This is not intended to be an exhaustive list of duties and is subjective to needs of the maintenance and production departments. Further duties may be assigned or amended by the maintenance crew leader, supervisor, or plant manager
