Electrician

Job Description

Overview Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, PaperWorks Industries is a leading, integrated North American full-service provider of recycled paperboard and specialized folding cartons for packaging applications. Our purpose is clear. To deliver innovative, value-added packaging solutions to the world while making it a better place for all. At PaperWorks, we are committed to the highest sustainable forestry and procurement standards.

Product certifications include the Forest Stewardship Council and 100% Recycled Paperboard Alliance. Summary PaperWorks is currently seeking a skilled Industrial Electrician to work on a full-time, permanent basis out of our facility at 120 Trillium Drive in Kitchener, Ontario. We offer a competitive compensation package which includes health & dental benefits and disability benefits, as well as a group pension program. 19, plus shift premiums and a discretionary bonus program.

This job posting has one available position. No Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used at any stage of our recruitment process. Responsibilities - Work as a member of the Maintenance team to complete scheduled PM’s in a timely manner, and make recommendations for continuous improvement of our PM program and the equipment - Respond to breakdowns with a sense of urgency. - Troubleshoot controls and electrical equipment, and make the necessary adjustments to bring equipment up to running status.

- Create/develop and program PLC's (software) as required. - Complete detailed work logs for all repairs, to help our predictive maintenance process. - Understand and apply the Electrical Safety Code at all times - Provide guidance and training to apprentices and junior tradespersons - Other duties as required.

- Will be working a rotating, 12 hour continental shift schedule (2 weeks days, 2 weeks nights) Qualifications - Licensed 442A or 309A Electrician with strong working knowledge of the Electrical Safety Code - Strong working experience with PLC programming. - Capable to inspect, test, and repair electronic boards.