Maintenance Controls Tech III - Weekend Night Shift

Job Description

The Maintenance Controls Tech III holds a general responsibility for production equipment throughout the manufacturing facility with regard to all controls (including PLCs), electrical/mechanical projects and repairs. The technician will provide lead support in various Maintenance tasks related to preventive maintenance, updating, repairing, optimizing and installing existing and new equipment. The technician will also support electrical projects initiated by Maintenance work orders, Maintenance Management or Project Engineering Personnel.

Provide controls expertise on programmable logic controllers (PLCs), loop control equipment, variable frequency drives, chart recorders and operator interface devices. These devices may be used in sterilizers, lyophilizers, filling machines, air handlers, chillers, vial cappers, etc.

Responsibilities include troubleshooting and repairs, performance of preventive maintenance, provide programming changes when required. Communicate controller programming information to others in an informative way to support troubleshooting and investigations.

Individual must be able to train and provide detailed guidance to other maintenance technicians, and to be able to complete tasks with minimal supervision from the maintenance management and engineering staff.

Will be required to lead low voltage (

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or Equivalent required
• AAS Degree & Technical Certification preferred
• PLC training or degree preferred
• 4+ years related experience required
• Microsoft Word experience required
• Mechanical Aptitude; along with PLC duties the position will also provide mechanical maintenance support as directed by maintenance management.
• Manual Dexterity required
• Ability to read and understand construction and machine blue prints required

Additional Information

Previous experience with SAP desired.

Responsible for understanding the proper use of engineering and maintenance documentation, which is required under cGMPs. Examples include the Maintenance Work Order System, Critical Backups, Change Request System, SOP documentation, Validation documentation, etc.