Maintenance Technician III

Essential Job Functions

• Planning/Coordinating Product Review daily schedule with Team Leader or Supervisor at start of each shift to establish correct work orders and preventative maintenance tasks to be completed.
• Cooking with Safety and Compliance
• Follow all safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment.
• Comply with company policies, procedures, and standards.
• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), as required.
• Attend daily safety meetings.
• Perform daily crane, grinder, and lift inspections.

Team Collaboration

• Work closely with team members, supervision, and other cross-functional teams to achieve production and maintenance goals.
• Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members regarding work order status and any issues.
• Work with production team members on root cause analysis to determine the cause of issues and provide feedback to production and maintenance team members to prevent reoccurrence.

SPS Responsibilities

• Support production to remain On-Quality, On-Time & On-Cost.
• Follow the 5S principles: Sort, Set, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain.
• Look for ways to improve production efficiency and safety using SPS Practices.
• Keep your work area organized and ready for daily 5S inspections.

Working Responsibilities

• Preventative Maintenance: Performing routine checks, cleaning, and lubrication on motors, gears, and production machines to prevent malfunctions before they occur.
• Repairs & Replacements: Disassembling machinery to remove defective parts and installing new components using hand and power tools.
• Calibrations: Setting up and calibrating equipment and machinery according to engineering specifications independently.
• Mechanical Troubleshooting: Diagnosing the root causes of mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic malfunctions independently.
• Electrical Troubleshooting Support: Diagnosing the root causes of electrical issues involving control circuits and line voltages up to 480V independently.
• Fabrication: Using machine shop equipment like mills, lathes, grinders and welding tools to create or repair metal parts.
• Collaboration: Working with other departments when necessary.
• Documentation: Maintaining detailed maintenance logs and reports, through Asset Essentials and OneNote.

Training

• Instruct and teach Maintenance Technicians level I & II on preventive maintenance, repairs and replacements, calibrations, mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, fabrication, and documentation.