Facilities Maintenance Technician II - EAN

Responsibilities

• Performs Preventive and Predictive maintenance on production equipment
• Effectively troubleshoots failures and works in team environment to determine root causes of failure
• Participates in plant shift meeting and continuous improvement activities
• Determines spare parts requirements and make recommendations for facility equipment
• Identifies and requisitions parts utilizing OEM Service Drawings
• Produces drawings and fabricates simple parts in the maintenance / machine shop
• Effectively troubleshoots 480V, 3-phase circuits, 120V, 24V, and other control circuits
• Affords assistance with motor / moto drive troubleshooting, diagnosis, and repair
• Ensures all safety procedures, practices, and regulations are followed before, during, and after the process to foster a positive safety culture by having a safety-first mindset and approach during execution of activities

Qualifications

• Associate's degree in a technical field or a minimum of two (2) years of related experience
• Two to five (2-5) years of experience working with automated Facility support equipment such as BMS, Chillers, Air compressors, Cooling Towers, Power Systems, HVAC, Roofing Systems, Overhead Doors and Docking Equipment, etc., preferred
• Demonstrates an understanding of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic schematics
• Demonstrates basic understanding of PLC Program Logic and BMS
• Demonstrated ability to utilize Microsoft Office Software: Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.
• Demonstrated experience in Compressed Air System troubleshooting and repair
• Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and diagnose Access Control systems
• Demonstrated experience in Motor / Motor Drive (Electrical and Mechanical) troubleshooting
• Able to read and interpret documents and drawings
• Able to write detailed repair reports
• Must have good mathematical skills, including basic algebra, to calculate electrical/electronic equations as needed
• Experience with basic office computer software and the ability to learn how to effectively use maintenance software to input data and research parts
• Able to stand, walk, reach above shoulder, climb, crawl, squat or kneel, and bend constantly; able to sit, handle/finger, and reach outward frequently
• Able to meet minimum vision requirements for operation of a powered industrial vehicle with or without corrective lenses