As a Electrical Engineering Technician, you'll provide technical expertise and hands‑on support for manufacturing operations, systems, and processes at the Amcor Joplin, MO facility. This role plays a key part in improving safety, reducing downtime, enhancing equipment performance, and executing assigned projects. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, coordinating repairs, supporting installations, and driving continuous improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS)

• Uphold all facility EHS policies and procedures while proactively identifying and implementing opportunities to strengthen overall EHS performance.

• Ensure strict adherence to Electrical Safety and Lockout/Tagout requirements.

Manufacturing & Technical Support

• Assess customer and plant needs by identifying issues, defining project scope, and developing effective technical solutions.

• Perform hands-on troubleshooting of electrical, mechanical, and process-related equipment to ensure rapid and reliable recovery.

• Conduct research and prepare cost estimates for scheduled and emergency repairs, coordinating with internal teams and external vendors to minimize downtime.

• Recommend and implement equipment modifications to improve productivity, quality, and waste reduction.

Equipment & Systems

Support a wide range of flexible‑packaging converting equipment, including:

• Flexographic and Rotogravure presses

• Adhesive laminators

• Extrusion coaters

• Slitter rewinders

• Facilities and HVAC systems

• Auxiliary production support equipment

Documentation & Continuous Improvement

• Create, update, and maintain standard work procedures and corrective‑action documentation using MP2 and other systems.

• Track and record labor, cost, and troubleshooting history to drive continuous improvement.

• Maintain standard operating conditions to ensure consistent equipment performance.

Training & Leadership

• Train, mentor, and support colleagues on proper equipment operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

• Develop new or revised standard work, TPM schedules, and training materials aligned with equipment changes.

• Serve as a daily Change Agent by fostering strong partnerships with internal stakeholders and external vendors.

Project Execution

• Develop engineering packages for assigned projects, including drawings, calculations, schematics, manuals, and layouts.

• Partner with purchasing to source project materials, evaluate vendor options, negotiate pricing when applicable, and expedite delivery.

• Coordinate installation, checkout, startup, and training activities.

• Complete all project documentation in a timely and accurate manner.

Facility Support

• Provide leadership and support during plant Clean & Check events and assist with facility maintenance issues to help maintain production continuity.

Knowledge, Skills & Requirements

Required:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field — or an equivalent combination of education and industry experience.

• 7+ years of experience troubleshooting equipment in a manufacturing environment.

• Availability to work a 3‑2‑2‑3, 12‑hour rotating day shift schedule with on‑call responsibility every other month.

• Continued learning through trade journals, trade shows, technical seminars, and supplier relationships.

• Extensive experience troubleshooting manufacturing equipment in an electrical support capacity.

• Solid interpersonal and communication skills for effective interaction with suppliers, contractors, and internal partners.

• Advanced analytical, problem‑solving, and time‑management abilities to manage daily tasks alongside multiple ongoing projects.

• Proficiency with computer systems, networked environments, PLC applications, Microsoft Office, and CAD software.

• Solid understanding of flexible packaging manufacturing processes including flexographic printing, rotogravure, extrusion, adhesive laminating, and slitting.

• Proven knowledge of process support equipment such as PLCs, AC/DC drives, chillers, air compressors, catalytic oxidizers, burner/oven controls, electrical distribution systems, MCCs, and solvent reclaim systems.

• Ability to work various hours as needed to support projects, breakdowns, absences, or emergencies,

Physical Requirements

• Ability to stand and work for extended periods in a production environment.

• Exposure to varying noise levels, temperature changes, and odors associated with manufacturing.

• Frequent use of computer equipment requiring manual dexterity.

• Occasional travel of less than 10%.

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