Maintenance Technician - 2nd shift

Responsibilities

• Operate, repair and maintain building electrical, mechanical, and structural equipment and systems.
• Operate and repair production equipment, material handling equipment, dust collection equipment, electrical controls, programmable systems/VFD’s.
• Perform preventive maintenance on equipment.
• Use power and hand tools to perform tasks such as machine repair, pipe fitting, electrical, electronic, and maintenance.
• Operate fork-lift and MEWP./Man Lift.
• Work with PFAS.
• Perform lubrication basics.
• Review and complete work order assignments.
• Respond to verbal or written work assignments from Maintenance Supervisor or other personnel during back shift/weekend coverage.
• Inform supervisor of work in progress.
• Independently observe, report, and correct facility and equipment discrepancies.
• Check for safety hazards, take corrective action to eliminate safety hazards.
• Maintain applicable logs, records, equipment history folders, and equipment operation and maintenance manuals in an accurate and comprehensive manner.
• Perform any necessary task or assignment needed to ensure consistent service.
• Successfully complete training assignments.
• This job can require emergency call INS and weekend availability.
• Will eventually be a second shift position.

Qualifications/Experience

• High School Diploma or general education degree with trades concentration.
• 1-5 years relevant experience in manufacturing maintenance or industrial technology role.
• Troubleshooting/Root Cause Analysis, bearing replacement, clearance checks, interference fits, lubrication, torque requirements, material handling, operation, and trouble shooting.
• Familiarity with PM procedures, Permit To Work system, pipe fitting, lubrication basics, troubleshooting 24 through 480 voltage, making necessary electrical installations and/or repairs.

Skills

• Troubleshooting/Root Cause Analysis
• Bearing replacement
• Able to understand technical specifications with respect to equipment installation and operation
• Familiar with PM procedures
• Familiar with Permit To Work system
• Pipe fitting
• Lubrication basics
• Able to troubleshoot 24 through 480 voltage
• May perform a variety of electrical/mechanical tests to determine exact cause of issues
• Make necessary electrical installations and/or repairs

Education

• High School Diploma or general education degree with trades concentration.