Electrician

Wage Rate $ $46.54

ABOUT CROWN :

CROWN Metal Packaging Canada LP, a wholly owned company of Crown Holdings, Inc. is a global leader in the design, manufacture and sale of packaging products for consumer goods. At Crown, we are passionate about helping our customers build their brands and connect with consumers around the world.  We do this by delivering innovative packaging that offers significant value for brand owners, retailers and consumers alike. With operations in 47 countries employing over 33,000 people and net sales of over $11 billion, we are uniquely positioned to bring best practices in quality and manufacturing to our customers to drive their businesses locally and globally.  Sustaining a leadership position requires us to build a team of highly talented, dedicated and driven individuals.

DIVISION OVERVIEW :

Crown’s Beverage Division manufactures a variety of packaging solutions for soft drinks, craft beers, coffees and teas as well as new energy drinks. Crown Beverage leads the packaging industry with innovative technologies that redefine how the world looks at beverage cans. With a large printable surface area and a wide range of sizes, shapes and decorating options, our aluminum cans are the perfect packaging format to create compelling brand presence where it counts. Here is your chance to join the Crown Beverage Division.

Continuous 12 hours, 4 days on 4 days off for 2 weeks then rotate

Unionized Facility

Benefits

Health, Dental, Vision

RRSP Match up to 4%

Safety Shoe Reimbursement

Prescription Safety Glasses Program

1) Performs all of the functions of the electrician

2) Receives and analyzes all types of electronic circuits, wiring diagrams, schematics and drawings as required, to inspect, install, repair, adjust, calibrate, construct, overhaul,  modify or service all types of electronic devices and systems, including all component parts of communication systems, various production equipment, electronic computing and control systems, power and distribution control equipment, measuring, recording, indicating devices and gauges, entry into programmable control systems.

3) Plans details of working procedure for such equipment to determine material or replacement needs and selects a logical approach to “trouble shooting” and repair problems.

4) Makes sketches of parts and layouts; designs and constructs adaptations or conversion of component parts.

5) Disassembles, inspects, adjusts, repairs or replaces faulty parts and wiring and reassembles all types of electronic devices.  Makes mechanical repairs as required in connection with the servicing of electronic equipment.

6) Inspects, tests and adjusts electronic equipment for safe and proper operation.

7) Plans and performs work requiring a thorough knowledge of electronic and electrical principles, wiring specification codes, properties of various materials and principles of operation and application of equipment.

8) Preparation of ladder diagrams for programmable control systems, e.g. Allan Bradley’s, modicons, texas instruments, digital equipment corp. etc.

9) Records of existing electrical drawings or makes separate sketches of any modifications or additions to electrical circuits made by himself during the performance of his duties and notifies immediately his supervisor of any such changes or additions. Seeks permission from his supervisor prior to any temporary passing of safety controls or other parts of circuits when risk to personnel or equipment is involved.

10) Is responsible for returning electrical drawings to their assigned location in the appropriate active file and for keeping such file neat and in order

11)  Replaces faulty electrical components of machine such as relays, switches, motors and  positions sensing devices.

12) Maintain and troubleshoot pressco camera systems.

13) Maintain and update records of repairs, calibrations, and tests.  Use computer to store  and retrieve records / information.

14) Makes daily entries into the shop log book.

15) Reports to his supervisor of any signs of potential unsafe conditions or down time due to electrical equipment deterioration or to the tampering or misuse by unauthorized personnel.

16) Secures by lock or seal, as applicable, of designated electrical cabinets.

17) Advises production supervisor immediately upon completion of the job that operation of equipment can resume.

18) Starts up, monitors operation, reports malfunction and shuts down all apparatus room  equipment when so licensed.

19) Starts up and shuts down gas-fired ovens when so requested.

20) Keep assigned area clean and hazard free.

21) Ensure that all safety equipment, devices and guards are properly used and in place at all times.  Follow safe working procedures and safety rules.

The above statements reflect the general details considered to be necessary to describe the principal functions of the job and shall not be considered as a general description of all the work requirements that may be present in this job.

442A or 339A Electrician License mandatory.