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Reworld

Processes waste into energy and materials

Lead Electrical and Instrument Technician

Equipment MaintenancePosted on Nov 10
Full-timeTampa, FL, USA$38.13 - $50.77 /hrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Must possess a high school diploma or GED.
  • Must have at least 2 years of experience maintaining power plant systems, equipment, and components.
  • Must have experience operating and maintaining electrical systems from 13 kV high voltage to 120 V low voltage, including motor control centers, load centers, circuit breakers, motors, and associated controls.
  • Must have experience operating and maintaining medium or large turbine generators, their instrumentation, and controls.
  • Must have experience with distributed control systems (DCS), such as Emerson Ovation or similar control systems.
  • Must have experience with fire detection and suppression system controls.
  • Must be able to walk, stand, sit, and climb; lift or carry 50 pounds; work at heights and in confined spaces; qualify to wear a full-face respirator; and consistently work in various weather conditions.

Responsibilities

  • Direct other electrical and instrumentation maintenance personnel in skilled work supporting facility operations, process plant and power generation plant operations, production schedules, and plant output requirements.
  • Work with operations supervisors, lead people, and relief operators to prioritize scheduled work and coordinate activities with operations and maintenance personnel.
  • Follow up on and check job activities throughout the shift to ensure work assignments are completed correctly.
  • Advise, mentor, and help team members complete difficult or complicated assignments.
  • Set up and pre-stage parts from the warehouse, and help find and retrieve inventory items to expedite work.
  • Complete Daily Log reports with notes concerning future work when applicable, and enforce daily entries in the electrical and instrumentation logbook.
  • Relay information from supervision and management, and communicate schedules, anticipated schedule changes, and overtime opportunities to the crew.
  • Maintain crew members’ attendance records, including tardiness and early departures.
  • Ensure all time worked is recorded on completed work orders.
  • Ensure shift technicians conduct proper turnovers.
  • Direct crew assignments while also participating as a working member of the crew.
  • Communicate, prioritize, and demonstrate safe work practices; ensure properly completed safe work permits are issued for all jobs; and promote behavior-based safety entries in Ideagen.
  • Ensure work areas are clean when assigned work is complete.
  • Report crew-member accidents or incidents involving injury or property damage to the Maintenance Superintendent or, in the superintendent’s absence, the Power Plant Shift Supervisor.
  • Maintain and test low- and medium-voltage switchgear, circuit breakers, motor starters, and power transformers.
  • Maintain higher-voltage switchyard equipment and steam-turbine-driven generators.
  • Perform electrical maintenance related to energy-from-waste boilers and associated equipment, including pumps, fans, motors, conveyors, and refuse cranes.
  • Perform electrical maintenance related to energy-from-waste air pollution control systems.
  • Troubleshoot, assess, inspect, adjust, and repair the continuous emissions monitoring system and facility flow, pressure, temperature, and level instrumentation, including transmitter flow devices, level controls, temperature measurement, and flue gas analysis equipment.
  • Troubleshoot, assess, inspect, adjust, and repair distributed control systems and historian devices.
  • Perform preventive maintenance, including routine calibration, thermography, and ultrasonic testing.
  • Operate calibration equipment and perform assigned electrical and instrumentation maintenance and repair work using appropriate safety practices.
  • Troubleshoot electrical and instrumentation problems and complete maintenance work records.
  • Participate in plant shutdown work, including teardown inspections of electrical plant equipment.
  • Maintain the shop, work areas, and tools in a clean and orderly manner.
  • Complete required safety, compliance, and other training or certification within assigned timelines.
  • Perform other duties as deemed necessary by the electrical and instrumentation management team.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience in waste-to-energy.
  • Formal technical or apprentice training, or military training.

About the Company

Reworld

Processes waste into energy and materials

Reworld Waste provides sustainable waste solutions for businesses and communities in North America. Its services include materials processing and waste-to-energy plants, creating value from waste streams by recovering valuable materials and converting non-recyclable waste into energy. The company works with a wide range of clients and offers tailored solutions to manage waste in an environmentally responsible and cost-effective manner. How it works: they process waste streams to extract recyclables and other materials, then convert remaining non-recyclables into energy, using plants and processing facilities to handle different waste types. How it stands out: a focus on turning waste into both materials and energy, with customized solutions for diverse clients across industrial, municipal, and commercial sectors, aligning with circular economy goals. Goal: help clients achieve sustainable waste management by turning waste into resources and energy in a cost-efficient way.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Morristown, NJ
Founded
1986

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