Industrial Mechanic (Night Shift)

Responsibilities

• Diagnose, analyze, troubleshoot, remove, replace, repair, and perform mechanical and electrical preventive maintenance, lubrication, repair and adjustment of coil processing equipment.
• Perform mechanical repairs on industrial drive trains including gear boxes, gear trains, sprockets, chains, belts, pulleys; replace bearings.
• Recognizing and performing machine adjustments to the various manufacturing machine systems, operational interlocks, sensors, and energy systems isolations.
• Maintain certifications for calibrated equipment, maintenance documentation, machine history, and all other appropriate documentation for production equipment.
• Offer technical/ mechanical suggestions to improve efficiency, reusability and extended life of equipment.
• Continuously work with other departments to evaluate and improve technical solutions and strategies.
• Document and communicate maintenance/repair actions as well as irregularities.
• Test equipment to confirm machines will meet production and quality standards.
• Ensure compliance with safety, cleanliness and established regulations.
• Guide production staff in routine preventive maintenance techniques.
• Maintain, monitor and control spare parts and tooling.
• Perform pipe fitting, welding and brazing.
• Complies with all safety procedures such as rigging methods, lockout/tagout, confined space entry permit procedure, etc. and utilizes all personal protective and other safety equipment such as fall protection devices.
• Must replace all safety guards and restore housekeeping following repairs.
• Adhere to and support company quality, environmental, health & safety, and certification standards, including ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, IATF 16949:2016, and ASI Certifications, where applicable.

Qualifications

• Must be a leader in safety and be a safe worker who demonstrates concern for personal safety and safety of others.
• Team player and self-starter.
• Basic computer knowledge and skills.
• Mechanical aptitude.
• Ability to work from drawings and sketches.
• Demonstrate comprehension of engineering specifications and technical manuals.
• Knowledge and hands on experience in hydraulics, pneumatics, pipe fitting, pumps, power transmissions, PM programs, welding, lubrication, and rigging.
• Knowledge of bearing installation, lubrication, alignment and failure causes.
• Willingness to train and improve knowledge and skills.
• Associate degree in Electro-Mechanical Technology or related field preferred and three to five years industrial skills.
• Military MOS Crosswalk can include but is not limited to: Army 12V — Concrete & Asphalt Equipment Operator 91L — Construction Equipment Repairer 91C — Utilities Equipment Repairer Navy AS — Aviation Support Equipment Technician CM — Construction Mechanic CTM — Cryptologic Technician MM — Machinist’s Mate EN — Engineman UT — Utilitiesman Coast Guard MK — Machinery Technician Marine Corps 1169 — Utilities Chief 1345 — Engineer Equipment Operator 1349 — Engineer Equipment 1371 — Combat Engineer 3529 — Motor Transport Maintenance Chief 6073 — Support Equipment Electrician / Refrigeration & Engine/Gas Turbine Technician 6499 — Mobile Facility Technician Air Force 3E2X1 — Pavements and Construction Equipment 3E1X1 — Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration