Electronics Maintenance - 2nd Shift (5 Day/8 Hour) at SOUTHERN CHAMPION TRAY LLC

Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

16 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

18 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Electrical Maintenance, Electronic Maintenance, Troubleshooting, PLC Programming, Schematic Diagrams, Test Equipment Operation, Controllers, Motors, Drives, Sensors, Electrical Codes, ARC Flash Safety, Documentation, Training, 5S System, Forklift Operation

Industry

Packaging and Containers Manufacturing

Description

Join a Team Driven by Values: Southern Champion Tray is more than a leading manufacturer of paperboard packaging; we are a community-driven team that is rooted in our core values. Located in the vibrant city of Chattanooga, TN, SCT has been setting the standard for quality and innovation in the packaging industry. Our commitment to integrity, service, relationships, and resourcefulness is not just about doing business—it's about fostering a culture where our employees grow and thrive alongside the company. At Southern Champion Tray (SCT), we don't just work, we embody our core values in every task we undertake: Trustworthy: We believe in integrity and transparency, where our actions match our words in all our relationships. Servant-Hearted: We empower our team to serve, not just our customers, but also each other, our suppliers, and the community. Relational: We foster a nurturing environment that thrives on compassion, balance, and personal and professional growth. Resourceful: We're dedicated to strategic insourcing, creating solutions from within and applying our knowledge to future opportunities. Primary Responsibility: Installs, maintains, and repairs machinery, equipment, and systems with a special emphasis on the electrical and electronic aspect. What You’ll Do: * Electrical Expertise: Install, maintain, and repair machinery, focusing on electrical and electronic aspects. * Troubleshooting Pro: Diagnose and repair electrical and electronic equipment, program PLCs, and understand schematic diagrams. * Equipment Operator: Operate various test equipment and troubleshoot equipment, including controllers, motors, drives, and sensors. * Technical Mastery: Work with electrical and electronic theories, local and national codes, and equipment application. * Documentation Pro: Maintain detailed job records, including repairs, symptoms, problems, and causes. * Tech Support Liaison: Collaborate with OEM Technicians for machine issues and maintain ARC Flash safety knowledge. * Training Provider: Provide training to others as necessary and support the maintenance department. * Safety Steward: Follow safety policies and maintain situational awareness for unsafe behaviors and conditions. * Cleanliness Advocate: Keep the work environment clean following the 5S system. Qualifications: * Education/Experience: Associate’s degree or equivalent, or one year of manufacturing experience, or a combination of education and experience. * Language Skills: Proficient in English for reading, writing, understanding, and clear communication. * Mathematical Proficiency: Able to calculate proportions, area, circumference, and volume, and apply basic algebra and geometry concepts. * Certifications/Licenses: Certified Forklift Operator in accordance with SCT training. * Physical Capability: Able to meet physical demands, including lifting and manual tasks, for a minimum of 8 hours. * Punctuality: Regular attendance and punctuality with availability for overtime. * Work Environment: Exposure to dust and loud noise may require eye and ear protection in certain areas, with safety protocols for machinery operations. Commitment and Availability: Regular attendance and punctuality are fundamental requirements. You must also be available for overtime work when necessary. If you're ready to join a dedicated team that upholds values in every action, apply now!

Responsibilities

The primary responsibility involves installing, maintaining, and repairing machinery and equipment, focusing heavily on the electrical and electronic aspects of these systems. This includes diagnosing issues, programming PLCs, and understanding complex schematic diagrams.