Maintenance Technician

About the role

Be the Force Behind Reliable Plant Operations

Responsibilities

• Bench and field calibrate pressure, temperature, and flow sensors
• Set up control valves, positioners, and I/P transducers
• Configure devices using HART communicator or instrument panel buttons
• Perform loop wiring troubleshooting for analog and discrete devices
• Work with 110Vac and 24Vdc wiring while preventing signal interference
• Document calibration activity, labeling, and instrumentation with extreme accuracy
• Install stainless steel tubing for automatic valves
• Assemble, install, test, and maintain electrical and electronic wiring and equipment
• Diagnose malfunctioning systems and components using testing equipment
• Connect wiring to circuit breakers, transformers, and motors
• Inspect electrical systems to ensure compliance with plant standards and codes
• Test electrical continuity using digital multimeters
• Design and install conduit and wiring systems according to specifications
• Read and follow blueprints and job specifications
• Repair or replace electrical components as needed
• Maintain plant utility systems including boilers, air compressors, cooling towers, and water treatment systems
• Monitor boiler feed water chemistry and water treatment parameters
• Perform preventive maintenance including lubrication, inspections, and filter replacement
• Perform mechanical repairs including valves, piping, strainers, and breakers
• Support facility maintenance including HVAC, painting, lighting, and general upkeep
• Absist in MRO storeroom organization and inventory
• Operate company vehicles and assist contract craftspeople
• Use power tools, measuring devices, and testing equipment safely
• Lift and rig equipment and piping
• Work from ladders, scaffolds, lifts, and elevated platforms
• Coooperate with production teams on repairs
• Maintain accurate documentation and permit compliance including lockout/tagout procedures
• Perform housekeeping within assigned areas
• Support ISO 9001, EFfCI, GMP, RSPO, Manufacturing Excellence, and HSSE standards
• Participate fully in plant health, safety, and environmental initiatives
• Complete required HSE training and attend safety meetings
• Follow life-critical procedures and PPE requirements
• Handle hazardous and universal waste in compliance with regulations

Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED
• 7+ years in industrial maintenance or construction experience, chemical manufacturing preferred
• 5+ years of experience in emphasis area
• Valid driver’s license
• Forklift operator certification
• Elevated work platform certification
• Strong ability to read blueprints, piping and instrumentation drawings, and manuals
• Strong math skills including fractions, ratios, and measurements
• Ability to troubleshoot complex mechanical and electrical systems
• Ability to perform lockout/tagout and permitting procedures
• Proficiency using computers for work orders, drawings, and documentation
• Strong commitment to safety and compliance

Benefits

• Competitive starting pay beginning at $31.37 per hour
• Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, retirement savings, and generous PTO
• Opportunity to work across multiple technical disciplines
• Career growth within a stable and expanding specialty chemicals company