Alcoa Corporation is a global industry leader in the production of bauxite, alumina and aluminum, enhanced by a strong portfolio of value-added cast and rolled products and substantial energy assets. Alcoa Corporation draws on the innovation culture, customer relationships and strong brand of ParentCo. Previously known as the Aluminum Company of America, ParentCo pioneered the aluminum industry 128 years ago with the discovery of the first commercial process for the affordable production of aluminum. Since the discovery, Alcoa aluminum was used in the Wright brothers’ first flight (1903), ParentCo helped produce the first aluminum-sheathed skyscraper (1952), the first all-aluminum vehicle frame (1994) and the first aluminum beer bottle (2004). Today, Alcoa Corporation extends this heritage of product and process innovation as it strives to continuously redefine world-class operational performance at its locations, while partnering with its customers across its range of global products. We believe that the lightweight capabilities and enhanced performance attributes that aluminum offers across a number of end markets are in increasingly high demand and underpin strong growth prospects for Alcoa Corporation. Alcoa Corporation’s operations encompass all major production processes in the primary aluminum industry value chain, which we believe provides Alcoa Corporation with a strong platform from which to serve our customers in each critical segment.

• Primary Function of the Job:

• Perform maintenance of all operating equipment, facilities and systems on the plant site.
• Electrical/Instrument personnel must perform routine electrical maintenance, repair, installation and
  troubleshooting. 
• Must be Alcoa 32.60, 32.69, and 32.70 qualified for high voltage and low voltage work. 
• Have the capability to operate mobile equipment needed to perform maintenance tasks. 
• Have the knowledge to read schematic drawing and able to learn, use, and troubleshoot PLC hardware and software.
• Must know or be capable of learning Draft, Flow, and Temperature Transmitters, Load Cell Scales, and various measuring and calibration meters. 
• Be familiar with or able to learn remote operated valves.
• Troubleshoot, install, and program variable speed drives.
• It is required to have the ability to learn and to use the Alcoa computer based maintenance system for day to day activities.

• Requirements:

• Must read, comprehend, and perform from complicated written and oral instructions.

• Frequently refer to manuals, blueprints and other technical, identifications, prevention and resolution of problem solving situations. 

• Required to prepare numerous reports and utilize basic mathematics and calculations. 

• Perform intricate calibrations and other adjustments requiring precision movements.

• Knowledge of all safety rules and regulations. 

• Stands and walks 90% of shift performing maintenance on all pieces of mobile equipment and numerous mechanical and electrical systems. 

• Routinely lifts and carries up to 50lbs. of tools and equipment. 

• Physical effort for most part is from awkward position, working from platforms, climbing stairs, walkways and conveyors. 

• Stooping, turning/twisting and bending-at-the-waist motions are common to Multi-Craft work. 

• Eye-hand and foot-hand-eye coordination used to perform duties.

• Communicates verbally, with hand signals, radios and paging system.

• Normal hearing used for communication, work efficiency and safely.

• Excellent vision used to see circuit boards, control panels and other objects. 

• Must be able to distinguish between colors for performance of mechanical and electrical work.

• Additional Requirements:
  
  Must perform the following (but not limited to) electrical and mechanical activities listed below:

• Changing Bearings;

• Changing Couplings;

• Component Change outs;

• Running Crane and Carry Deck;

• Minor Welding/torching/grinding;

• Greasing/lubing;

• Cable Changes;

• High school diploma or G.E.D. is required;

• Have a strong electrical maintenance background, including at least the successful completion of an apprenticeship in an approved electrical trade and/or a minimum of four (4) years previous industrial maintenance electrician’s experience;

• Have excellent electronic troubleshooting skills;

• Be able to read and understand blueprints and technical manuals;

• Have knowledge of PLC operation;

• Successfully complete a series of written and hands-on knowledge and skills tests;

• Be team oriented with good communications skills;

• Be willing to work weekends, holidays, nights, 12- hour rotating shifts, and overtime;

• Able to meet the physical demands of medium to heavy industrial work;

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.