Electrical Maintenance Technician- B Shift

Clorox is the place that’s committed to growth – for our people and our brands. Guided by our purpose and values, and with people at the center of everything we do, we believe every one of us can make a positive impact on consumers, communities, and teammates. Join our team. #CloroxIsThePlace Your role at Clorox: At Clorox, we champion people to be well and thrive by doing the right thing, putting people at the center, and playing to win. Led by our IGNITE strategy, we build brands that make a positive difference in people’s lives around the world. And we know that success requires head, heart, AND guts — all three, every day — coming together to work simpler, faster, bolder, and more inclusively. Interested? Join us to #IgniteYourCareer! The purpose of the Electrical/Mechanical Technician (EMT) role is to troubleshoot and repair various process failures and equipment breakdowns. Daily tasks include initiating/completing repairs to equipment, maintaining electrical, mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems and components of production equipment and machines, and troubleshooting/installation of complex electrical systems using various specialized tools, electrical test equipment, PLC interface, computers, blueprints, and manuals. This position will also assist engineers and maintenance planners in the design of electrical circuitry. Starting pay: $33.77/Hour + $1.50 Shift Differential B Shift (Day Shift)- Rotating Shifts Throughout the Month, 7 AM - 7 PM, 7 PM -7 AM. In this role, you will: Communicate with maintenance planner/scheduler to determine work prioritization, often through using electronic mail.  Clear verbal and written communication are also required on a daily basis to interact and ask pertinent questions of engineers, technicians or line workers, and to read and interpret technical manuals, charts, and parts manuals to plan work procedures and select replacement parts Interact using a consultative manner with co-workers, engineers, electrical technicians. Perform assigned work orders for the troubleshooting/repair or upgrade of production equipment, and make decisions quickly without supervision Visually inspect and listen to equipment as a means of troubleshooting causes of malfunction in order to perform both proactive and reactive electrical/machine maintenance. Remove and replace worn or defective parts using hand and/or power tools, following service manuals, diagrams, or blueprints. Inspect and measure parts to detect defects, wear, misalignment, or other problems; adhere to and achieve specific results using precision measuring instruments, tools, and machines Installs or connects rigging to perform various tasks as needed. Installs machinery or equipment according to layout plans, blue prints, and other drawings. Initiate and complete work orders for parts and machines using computerized maintenance management systems.  Perform frequent data entry into computer systems. May be required to perform team coordination activities related to team safety, quality, production scheduling or other core business functions.  Accurately complete all required paperwork, as well as any training requirements, in a timely manner Complete other routine and unique tasks and projects as assigned.

Ability to tolerate sustained standing/walking up to 10 hours a day. Ability to perform occasional to frequent lifting and/or push/pull material weighing up to 50 lbs. Ability to utilize good eye-hand coordination. Ability to perform occasional bending and squatting, and to tolerate kneeling and/or crawling in tight spaces. Ability to tolerate exposure to non-weather related hot temperatures. Ability to frequently use coordination and dexterity in fingers while wearing protective gloves. Ability to frequently climb and descend stairs, and occasionally work at multiple-story elevations.  Ability to reach to floor level, overhead and forward to work on machines. Ability to maintain grip and