Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Electrical Maintenance Engineer – Glass Manufacturing – Central Pennsylvania

Why Work Here?

• You will be working with a very talented group of engineers who are collaborative and work very well as a team.
• This is a global corporation focused on Glass. Non-Union plant. Excellent company to work for. Security in the job and future.
• This Company has been a pioneer in glass technology for over a century, and it plans to continue its work in glass innovation.
• Very attractive benefit package including medical, dental, vision, 401K and much more.
• Paid relocation
• The manufacturing plant is located close to rural areas as well as major cities. Centrally located to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City, and Pittsburgh, PA.
• Solid company with excellent opportunities for learning and advancement.

Your Role with the Company

As the Electrical Maintenance Engineer, you’ll provide engineering services in the Maintenance department to ensure optimum performance and reliability of plant equipment consistent with production requirements, safety goals, quality standards and policy guidelines.

What You Will Be Doing

• Provide electrical engineering support for installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and improvement of production equipment and facilities.
• Lead and manage projects (from concept through startup) involving process control systems, PLCs, VFDs, and instrumentation.
• Partner with production, maintenance crafts, contractors, and vendors to define requirements, resolve issues, and drive uptime and yield.
• Prepare cost estimates and authorization requests; manage budgets; ensure economical use of outside services.
• Champion safety and quality through proactive systems and a “do it right the first time” approach.
• Help coordinate engineering and maintenance schedules and ensure availability of critical parts through storeroom and purchasing coordination.

What You Will Need

• BS degree in Electrical Engineering, EET or Mechatronics with a strong electrical emphasis.
• 2–6+ years of hands-on electrical engineering experience in a manufacturing plant.
• Experience with process control systems and automation.
• Must be able to troubleshoot and program PLC’s.
• Must be proficient with VFDs and instrumentation.