Equipment Maintenance Technician - 8 PM - 8 AM (Urgent Need)

Pay rate: $21.00 plus $1.50 shift premium. Minimum of two years work experience in a manufacturing environment required.

Schedule

• Regular work schedule: 8pm–8am H shift (3-2-2-3): 3 days on, 2 days off, 2 days on, 3 days off
• Training conducted on day shift (8am–8pm) for a minimum of six weeks before transfer to night shift
• Must be able to work overtime hours when requested by the business-development manager

Responsibilities

• Set up, operate, optimize, change over, troubleshoot, and maintain assigned departmental production equipment
• Meet or exceed production standards, maintain product quality, minimize/prevent equipment downtime, and sustain budgeted waste levels daily
• Operate equipment within specified quality and quantity limits
• Set up and debug equipment according to specifications, plant policies, and department procedures; deviations require supervisor or engineering approval
• Maintain equipment in working order through adjustments, troubleshooting, cleaning, and repairs
• Maintain equipment logs with clear, legible handwriting, recording downtime and maintenance issues
• Repair equipment within capability; report major problems to supervisor
• Assist Manufacturing Technician, Engineering, and Maintenance Department with major repairs
• Perform preventative maintenance as specified in the plant PM program or as needed for efficient operation
• Apply knowledge of basic pneumatics, electrical, electronic, and hydraulic systems, including proper tool use, troubleshooting, and setup procedures
• Start up equipment and verify proper functioning of machines and control panels
• Monitor and replenish component inventories; ensure all safety guards are in position and functional
• Check and clean part tracks to ensure free travel of component parts; notify material handler if supplies run low
• Maintain accurate production and downtime records (logbooks)
• Maintain a neat and orderly production environment
• Monitor in-process quality, addressing issues to prevent product holds
• Perform and document all required Q.C. checks and process challenges
• Observe all safety, environmental, and Quality System Requirements (QSR)

Requirements

• Eye exam required on site