Reliability Tech D1 - Day Shift

Responsibilities

• Safe work practices
• High quality, precision work with a customer service orientation in support of “Great Products & Service”
• Adherence to standards and best practice applications acquired through training and work experience
• Learn and grow in knowledge of maintenance practices and equipment performance, understanding their impact on manufacturing processes and business objectives
• Provide feedback on job assignment needs and improvement opportunities with peers and leadership
• Maintain manufacturing process and support equipment to the highest, reasonable performance levels to include mechanical systems including, but not limited to: Power transmission components - bearings, pulleys/sheaves, shafts/rollers, couplings, sprockets, chains, belts, motors, and gearboxes.
• Conveyance systems – product/process related, as well as those tied to utilities such as steam, water, air, electricity, etc. which could include pumps, piping, etc.
• Mechanical control systems - including related hydraulic & pneumatic elements
• Communicate findings, identifying potential causes, and correction steps to operations and maintenance leadership
• Execute proactive maintenance plans on assigned equipment to include: Preventive Maintenance (PM) - inspection & measurement of equipment components for proper function, including replacement of components on pre-defined schedules and lubrication
• Predictive Maintenance (PdM) – inspection, and measurement, with a focus on data collection with PdM tools related to equipment performance
• Condition Maintenance (CM) – repair and replacement of components identified as requiring attention through PM & PdM activities based on detailed job plans
• Execute assigned or scheduled work orders in support of projects and process improvement (PI) efforts identified as critical to business objectives
• Absorb and communicate findings from troubleshooting of equipment causing or contributing to safety, quality, downtime/productivity opportunities and issues
• Assist Reliability Tech B’s, A’s, and Leads in the installation and removal of general mechanical systems

Requirements

• Safety practices - LOTO, Confined Space, PPE, PIT, Fall Protection, Hoisting & Rigging, and Hot Work
• Calculator and Computer application – work order documentation, parts requisition
• Measurement units, techniques and application of appropriate tools
• Math skills to include Arithmetic
• Application of formulas such as area, volume, etc.
• Conversion of measurement units
• Ability to read and interpret mechanical and electrical schematics and make simple sketches
• Identification and proper use of tools focused on selection of the right tool for work assignment application
• Proper storage and handling techniques for lubricants
• Power transmission component types, terms, operation, and maintenance
• Plumbing/piping conveyance system types, terms, operation, and maintenance
• Precision alignment techniques for indirect coupled elements, including laser alignment
• Basic troubleshooting of mechanical systems
• Common cause failure modes and correction of mechanical systems