Maintenance Technician I, 2nd Shift

Position Summary 

This role is 2nd shift (2:30p-11p) and is 100% onsite at our Dublin, OH facility. 

Works independently within established procedures associated with the specific job function. Has gained proficiency in multiple competencies relevant to the job.  Performs preventive maintenance and repairs on complex production equipment and systems (e.g., mechanical, electrical). Evaluate and recommend equipment improvements to improve efficiency, capability, and yield. Perform equipment failure analyses (including preventive and unscheduled maintenance). Troubleshoot and diagnose more complex equipment problems. Prepare technical reports to document equipment modifications and equipment maintenance procedures. Oversee and review the work of lower-level technicians.  Typically reports to Supervisor or Manager. The primary function is the direct support of process equipment and assisting Production maintenance in performing complex troubleshooting and equipment improvements. Assist in evaluating existing processes and equipment, suggest and evaluate improvement alternatives, assist in validation activities if requested, and specify ongoing maintenance requirements. May assist in the direction of maintenance employees and/or coordinate activities of outside contractors. Act as a technical resource to the maintenance mechanics and escalate concerns to the supervisor when appropriate. Assume a technical leadership role in responsibility by providing guidance and mentoring for less experienced mechanics as well as area engineers. Participate in the design and development of new equipment in conjunction with Engineering. Travel as needed for equipment review.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Responsible for the successful completion of assigned maintenance tasks or process improvements. Integrates state of the art technology with existing equipment to improve the process. Keeps Supervisor fully informed of project status and technical issues.
• Perform tasks and assignments for supervisor and complete in accordance with established schedules or timelines. Follow up on projects/assignments with minimum supervision.  Participate in the maintenance huddles and maintenance improvement discussions as a key team member in respective area of support.
• Plan, coordinate, install, and perform operational checkouts for equipment and processes in the assigned area of responsibility.
• Perform maintenance, repair, complex troubleshooting, redesign, and enhancement of mechanical, electrical, and PLC programs.
• Researches and initiates miscellaneous purchase requisitions for materials, spare parts, equipment, and services.
• Troubleshoots and assists in repairs of equipment and processes in area of responsibility.  Must make accurate and concise decisions or recommendations.
• Recommends timing appropriate for the situation, to supervisors regarding problem and review spare parts, specifications, SOP’s and preventative maintenance for equipment, processes in area of responsibility.
• Train other plant personnel in specific procedures, methods, and operations regarding processes and equipment as directed.
• Report evaluated test data in the form of verbal, written, electronic and formal presentations to supervisors and/or management for further input.
• Perform due diligence of problem and research potential solutions within existing cGMP, cGDP guidelines, SOP’s, and plant policies by cost/effectiveness/ease of operation/clean design.
• Adhere to & maintain up-to-date status on pertinent cGMPs, cGDP, SOP’s, and plant policies/rules/training. Reinforce safety practices and set an example for other employees.
• Serve as technical resource for plant and corporate interactions as needed.
• Assist in line coverage during unexpected absences of the maintenance mechanics when needed.
• Perform other related duties as assigned or required.
• Overtime as required or requested depending on plant needs as requested by supervisor.

Core Competency Functions

• Problem Solving - (1). Assist and mentor peers in problem solving and trouble-shooting opportunities (2). Solves chronic equipment issues using a systematic trouble-shooting approach and shares that knowledge with others (3). Transfers lessons learn to colleagues across all platforms and shifts; encourages self-discovery.
• Preventative Maintenance - (1). Assists others with complex repairs and offers knowledge transfer of best practices (2). Addresses chronic issues and reduces mean time to repair through thorough comprehensive equipment restoration (3). Improves PM processes and standards by eliminating waste and establishing best practices
• Collaboration - (1). Inspires a culture that encourages innovation and improvement suggestio