Cobb And Fulton County Water Treatment Programs Work Values

Daily Duties at Cobb And Fulton County Water Treatment Programs:

Installed and repaired AC and DC drives, control cabinets and control wires and relays and contactors of magnetic starters and bent or broken conduit. Executed daily operations of inspections for fault equipment. Installed power supply wiring and conduit for newly installed machines and equipment, such as high speed fans, and conveyors as well as the PLC's and Frequency Drives. Wrote, designed and produced daily checklist to take readings from terminals and conductors for electric drives. Connected power supply wires to transformers and panels and connected wires between panels and devices. Diagnosed malfunctioning apparatuses, such as transformers, motors and lighting fixtures, bus bars, cable or wire insulation using test equipment and troubleshooting skills. Replaced damaged and broken wires and cables, using handtools and correct tape and depending on the environment used scotch 3M sealant on tape. Tested malfunctioning machinery and discussed malfunctions with other maintenance workers. Using visual and hearing acuity inspected and listened to machines and equipment to locate bad bearings, broken motor mounts and uncommon vibrations to prevent catastrophic malfunctions. Dismantled electric motors, and gearboxes to gain access to damaged areas. Successfully managed up to 5 apprentices during the overhaul of Industrial controlled high speed conveyors. Inspected and measured parts with micrometers, took thermal and amp readings, to detect wear, misalignment, and overloaded circuits. Removed and replaced worn and defective parts of limit switches, float valves, and hydraulic solenoids. Structured and maintained a regular preventative maintenance program. Realigned and adjusted components, such as spindles, fluid couplings and hydraulic clutches. Spearheaded efforts to run conveyors faster than the manufacture specifies, to prevent current overload. Located damaged pneumatic and hydraulic lines to completely troubleshoot equipment. Measured, cut, threaded and installed new rigid conduit according to NEC requirements. Served as safety advisor for electrical departments, including on the job hazard analysis. Started motors and the control systems, to test the repairs to insure operation following repairs. Restructured and improved the methods of installation methods of MSHA required cables down vertical tunnel shafts. Repaired damaged PC boards, using a soldering station and hand tools designed for working on printed circuit boards. Responsible for keeping track of power tools and keeping inventory of electrical supplies, such as electrical tape, wire nuts, conductors of certain sizes and colors, unistrut, conduit, conduit hangers and conduit fittings. Modified computer-controlled PLC's for complex integrated circuits, applying knowledge of program commands and using ladder logic as a reference point for parameter adjustment. Responded to email and telephone requests to fix malfunctioning equipment in the field. Wired up mechanical shops and installed branch circuits for devices such as, such as lathe's, drill presses, and tabletop grinders, welders, and industrial air compressors. Researched and recommended certain changes about the methods for making high voltage terminations. Replaced faulty electrical components of control circuits, such as relays, time delay relays, E-stop and start buttons, and motors, along with positioned sensing devices. Represented my company when dealing with customers and suppliers. Diagnosed and replaced faulty electronic components, such as printed circuit boards. Purchased and maintained proper power tools needed to install various hangers for hanging cables to tunnel walls. Replaced electric motor bearings and rewired motors. Purchased gang boxes with locks, maintaining effective inventory control. Pushed buttons and typed keys on computers in order to engage programmable controls to program automated machinery, to test for malfunctions and to verify repairs. Provided personalized service to specific companies who were long time, loyal customers to my employers. Planned layout of electrical distribution, ran conduit and pulled wire, and pertaining to the needs of the structure installed various electrical devices. Provided direction and assistance to people that were willing to better themselves and make positive steps forward in their career. Diagnosed and replaced faulty mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic components of Industrial production drilling equipment. Presented and expedited solutions to prepare for the next phase of the jobsite.

What they like about Cobb And Fulton County Water Treatment Programs:

Working in an organization that is technologically advanced, creative, and innovative is critical in your assessment of hiring companies. Less important to you are stability of the organization, the length of time an organization has been in business, and the business' plans for the future. You prefer a fast-moving company that will take risks to achieve its goals and objectives. The length of time the company has been in business is irrelevant. Maintaining status quo is unnecessary. You thrive on change, uncertainty and the upside of potential business risks, especially those associated with innovation. Stability for the long haul is not nearly as important as is working in an atmosphere that is charged with a sense of urgency and constant change.

Tags

Tunnel Boring Machine Electrician/ Mechanic, Crane Technician, Electrical Controls Technician, Electro-Mechanical Technician, Electrical Foreman, Electrical Leadman, Electrical Journeyman, Industrial and Commercial Electrician

Skills

Synchronized underwater basket weaving, Running up to 8 inch Rigid Conduit, Using floor benders, wratchet handled and hydraulic powered conduit benders., Multimeter Reading, Singing "On top of old smokey" while standing on head, Installation, Troubleshooting, Preventive Maintenance, pulling branch circuits through conduit, Terminations, High Voltage Taps, Frequency Drive programming, and repair and install., PLC, install, repair, and troubleshoot and recommend specific units per application., Running Emt Conduit 1/2" to 2"., Installing lights, Installing receptacles, Wiring of 3 phase motors, delta and wye., Start and Emergency Stop Stations, Install Main Control Panels.

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