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Idaho Milk Products

Electrical/Instrumentation Technician

Jerome, IdahoManufacturingPosted

Full-TimeDay shift
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About this job

Department Maintenance Location: Main Plant City Jerome State/Territory Idaho Reports To Electrical Supervisor Employment Status Full time FLSA Status Non-exempt Shifts Day Shift # of openings: 1

Schedule

  • 12 Hour Day Shift.
  • Subject to change according to business needs. Must be available for on-call and off-hours work due to business needs.

Benefits

  • Excellent benefit package available: medical, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, FSA, vacation, PTO, holiday pay, and 401k.
  • Subject to applicable eligibility and waiting periods.

Position Summary

The Electrical Instrumentation technician provides support for the facility. He/she is knowledgeable of all production lines and equipment and has the ability to troubleshoot and repair equipment throughout the facility. The Electrical Instrumentation Technician is responsible for completing work orders and performing preventative maintenance tasks.

The Electrical instrumentation technician is expected to troubleshoot electrical and instrumentation on process systems to support production, and/or make process refinements. The Electrical instrumentation Technician will troubleshoot ladder logic to support production. Teamwork and coordination are essential to this position's success.

The Electrical Instrumentation Technician shall be able to make decisions pertaining to plant electrical system and instrumentation systems…

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