Industrial Maintenance Technician

Responsibilities

• Takes daily instruction and supervision from department lead and supervisor.
• Mechanically inclined with experience in assembling and repairing frames and fixtures, process equipment, and drives.
• Ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues in electrical controls and mechanical parts of machinery.
• Knowledge of sheet metal fabrication and assembly.
• Read equipment prints and control diagrams to build machinery, enhance current processes, and troubleshoot problems.
• Able to understand production processes.
• Maintain shop area and requisition the necessary parts.
• Troubleshoot and maintain control panels.
• Work safely with a wide variety of machines and hand tools (e.g. welders, torches, drills/drill press, grinders, volt meters, band saw, spray painting, forklifts, and high lift (JLG) Light building maintenance; monitoring the building exterior and interior for maintenance needs and handling the repair.
• Monitor equipment for scheduled maintenance and repair.
• Perform scheduled maintenance and repairs on current machinery.
• Installation support for new equipment.
• Knowledge of pipe fitting, wiring, and maintenance plumbing.
• Maintain necessary maintenance logs, parts lists, and reference material.
• Communicate with department managers and machine operators to gain a working knowledge of various machines, and quickly resolve M&R issues.
• Work with maintenance system Limble.
• Issue, assign and manage work orders.
• Open and close tickets.
• Follow PMs and manage maintenance reports.
• Add additional information on equipment.
• Train others and understand the equipment.

Requirements

The employee must regularly lift and/or move up to 50 pounds and occasionally team-lift and/or move up to 100 pounds. Comfortable using Powered Man Lift (Genie or JLG) to service elevated machine parts.