Controls & Electrical (C&E) Specialist

at  Jones Healthcare Group

SUMMARY OF POSITION:

If you love working hands-on with electrical systems and solving technical challenges, you will want to consider this role.
If you get inspired by innovative solutions and improve the efficiency of critical systems, this position is the right fit.
If you are driven to deliver reliable electrical systems that keep operations running smoothly, this is the opportunity for you.
As a Controls & Electrical (C&E) Specialist, you will be responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and optimizing electrical systems to ensure they meet provincial and regional codes. Working closely with engineering, mechanical, and facilities teams, you’ll play a key role in installing, repairing, and improving equipment while ensuring projects are completed on time and meet operational needs.

JOIN JONES HEALTHCARE GROUP - WHERE INNOVATION MEETS PURPOSE!

At Jones, we’re committed to the environment, our team, communities, and consumers, and we’re inspired to make a meaningful impact through advanced packaging and medication dispensing solutions.
Learn more about us here: www.joneshealthcaregroup.com.

MORE ABOUT YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Equipment: Work on installing, repairing, and testing new equipment to meet operational needs and project scope.
• Electrical System: Lay out, assemble, install, and maintain wiring, control equipment, and electrical systems for various plant operations.
• Troubleshoot and Repair: Diagnose and fix plant issues, from process controllers (PLCs) to support systems like BMS/BAS.
• Preventative Maintenance: Ensure all electrical systems and equipment undergo regular maintenance to avoid downtime and ensure optimal functionality.
• Documentation: Read, revise, and maintain schematics, PLC programs, and technical manuals, ensuring they are up-to-date and accurate.
• Project Support and Validation: Collaborate with project teams and authorities to assess and approve electrical designs while ensuring project validation and compliance.
• Training and Knowledge: Provide training to colleagues on electrical systems, ensuring safe and efficient operation while sharing best practices.
• Safety Leadership: Lead safety efforts by identifying risks and ensuring all staff work under safe conditions.

• Industry Standards: Undertake continuous training to enhance your skills and ensure all activities comply with SOPs, cGMP, and health and safety regulations.

  What you’ll bring

• A university/college degree in technical engineering.

• 5+ years of experience working with PLCs, servos, electrical panels, motors, transformers, and more in a cGMP or similar regulated environment.
• Strong ability to troubleshoot and work with a wide range of electrical systems.
• Proven teamwork and communication skills, with the ability to provide and follow directions.
• A proactive approach to independent and collaborative work, thriving in dynamic environments.
• Strong communication skills with technical reading and writing abilities.
• Consider as a bonus:
• Electrical license.
• CET or equivalent designations.