Energy Systems Technician

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• Communicate with plant leadership, vendors, contractors, other maintenance partners, and line operators to coordinate work and resolve issues.
• The ability to train basic level peers in elective or other areas as assigned.
• Training
• Perform peer to peer technical training in areas of expertise as assigned or required.
• Ability to train operators on advanced equipment care and operation as assigned or required.
• Software applications
• Assign parts to work orders, read and interpret failure codes, follow-ups, use of personal devices or scanners if applicable.
• Performs work in applicable systems in compliance with VWI’s.
• Demonstrate general computer and word processing skills. Ability to document VWI’s for common work activities as needed.
• Ability to create and run personalized searches in the CMMS software.
• Fasteners, Tools
• Use of power tools, tap and die, volt / multi-meter, soldering iron, bearing heater, laser alignment tool, infrared, ultrasonic, Megger to identify and correct machine issues.
• Follows OEM or VWI instructions for fastener selection.
• Repair and trouble shoot basic systems.
• Ability to read pneumatic and hydraulic schematics.
• Lubrication Bearings and Seals
• Can demonstrate the ability to properly change out bearings and seals.
• Follow established lubrication tasking using appropriate tools (grease caddy, ultrasonic unit, or volumetric grease gun) to apply correct lubrication.
• Detect wear, initiate corrective work request, and perform corrective maintenance prior to catastrophic failure.
• Ability to correctly identify and prevent lubrication related failures.
• Drives and Transmissions
• Ability to troubleshoot and repair motors and transmissions.
• Detect wear, initiate corrective work request, and perform corrective maintenance prior to catastrophic failure.
• Demonstrate and use trouble shooting tools such as :
• Various meters, HMI’s, ultrasonic, schematics, and others as needed for required equipment repairs throughout the facility.
• Ability to identify and correct mechanical, basic electrical and electromechanical, and basic instrumentation problems.
• Troubleshoot using schematics or blueprints.
• Ability to specify correct alternative part using parts data and specifications in addition to P&IDs, schematics, blueprints or other appropriate documents.
• Understanding and troubleshooting of electrical and controllers.
• Under the guidance of an Electronic Tech who knows the code and is giving instructions, performs basic electrical task as assigned.
• Ability to read P&ID schematics.
• Ability to distinguish or identify standard sensors and other instrumentation.
• Ability to change out failed like for like common electrical or instrumentation parts independently. Ability to change out more complex parts using VWI’s, Electronic Tech instructions, or OEM documentation.
• Perform preventative and predictive or condition-based monitoring activities as assigned.
• Ability to identify and correct mechanical wear.
• Demonstrated ability to identify root cause for failure and improve PM / PdM to improve critical equipment reliability
• Ability to repair dryers and air compressors, Boilers
• Hot and Cold water systems
• Certification 2
• Certification 2
• Air handlers
• Certification 2
• Ammonia systems
• Certification 2 Operator 1 and PSM knowledge.
• Ability to repair guards, shields, brackets, area equipment as assigned or needed.
• Fabricate parts according to supplied drawings or schematics where applicable.
• Has general knowledge of main electrical feeds and can use the one line drawing to isolate or locate major electrical components or panels.
• Has general knowledge of main water supply feeds, backflow preventers, main water shut off, and branch isolation valves.
• Plant Fire Suppression and Alarm Systems
• Has general knowledge of plant fire system and area zones, system triggers, and most common faults.
• Can locate and read trouble codes on panels. Can communicate codes effectively and provide basic reset commands via telephone if needed or assigned
• Plant Fire Suppression and Alarm Systems
• Has general knowledge of plant fire system and area zones, system triggers, and most common faults.
• Can locate and read trouble codes on panels. Can communicate codes effectively and provide basic reset commands via telephone if needed or assigned
• Non-Essential Functions :
• (Occasional duties not included above). Frequency % Time
• A 401(k) plan that includes up to an 8 percent Schreiber match and has been recognized as Best-in-Class for companies with 5,000-plus employees.
• Competitive medical, prescription drug, dental and vision benefits without a waiting period, including second-opinion medical consultation with specialists
• Wellness resources, including a fitness reimbursement program and access to an interactive personalized online wellness program
• Paid vacation and holidays
• Professional growth and development opportunities through training and our Education Assistance Program
• Childcare costs
• . Get up to $5,000 annually to help you with the cost of childcare. Monthly contributions toward childcare expenses, including independent babysitters.

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