Automated System Industrial Maintenance I - Bulverde EFC

Responsibilities

There's way more to H-E-B than our 400+ Stores. To support our manufacturing and warehouse campus locations, the H-E-B Industrial Facility Services team provides maintenance, repair, and construction in ammonia refrigeration, plant utilities, automated systems, and building services.As an Automated Systems Industrial Maintenance Partner, you'll maintain H-E-B facilities and systems in a professional manner to ensure safety, efficiency, and reliability. You'll support our mission to be a world class maintenance management organization using the latest in technology, processes, and procedures.Once you're eligible, you'll become an Owner in the company, so we're looking for commitment, hard work, and focus on quality and Customer service. 'Partner-owned' means our most important resources-People-drive the innovation, growth, and success that make H-E-B The Greatest Omnichannel Retailing Company.Do you have a: HEART FOR PEOPLE... willingness to be respectful to / honest with others? HEAD FOR BUSINESS... ability to seek out opportunities to learn / develop yourself? PASSION FOR RESULTS... initiative?We are looking for:-a high school diploma-experience in mechanical maintenance, electrical maintenance, welding, hydraulic / pneumatic systems, construction trades, or AC maintenanceWhat is the work?Maintenance / Troubleshooting / Repair & Replacement:Buildings & Grounds-Performs basic building repairs to dock doors, walls, roof leaks, and floor damage-Installs / repairs water supply lines using glued plastic, compression fittings, soldered copper tubing, or threaded pipe-Troubleshoots / repairs traffic gates, fencing, turnstiles, etc.-Troubleshoots / repairs / replaces plumbing issues (toilet fixtures, water coolers, water supplies, sewer lines)-Performs skill-level appropriate preventive maintenance (PM) tasks on buildings and grounds equipment-Assists other technicians to troubleshoot / repair / replace building and grounds equipment or systemsMechanical-Uses appropriate tools, materials, and methods to perform mechanical tasks safely and efficiently-Repairs / replaces gaskets, bearings, drive belts, couplings, etc. on support machinery (air compressors, compactors, pumps, etc.)-Repairs conveyors; replaces belts, gear boxes, couplings, drive chains or belts, bearings, shafts, sheaves, sprockets, etc.-Repairs / replaces components on automated cranes, elevators, sorters, diverts, palletizes, packaging, and shrink wrap machinery-Performs skill-level appropriate PM tasks on facility mechanical equipment-Assists higher-level technicians to install, troubleshoot, and repair facility mechanical equipment or systemsHydraulics & Pneumatics-Performs pump down, pressure discharge, and isolation procedures to make systems safe prior to maintenance activities-Repairs / replaces cylinders, directional valves, hoses, actuators, and other small powered equipment system components-Repairs / replaces control valves, pressure sensors, switches, and other basic operating equipment control components-Troubleshoots / replaces seals, couplings, check valves, regulators, etc. on small air compressors and hydraulic systems-Performs skill-level appropriate PM tasks on hydraulic and pneumatic power systems and facility operating equipment-Assists higher-level technicians to troubleshoot / repair more complex hydraulic or pneumatic system failures prior to assigned tasksHeating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation-Cleans evaporator and condenser coils, fans, condensate pans; drains / replaces filters on HVAC package units-Uses manifold gauges and thermometer to determine operating conditions; provides data to higher-level technician for evaluation-Assists higher-level technicians to install / troubleshoot / repair HVAC units below 30 tons capacity-Performs other skill-level appropriate PM tasks on HVAC equipment, water chillersFire Suppression Systems-Secures actuated local wet system to repair water leaks, replace sprinkler heads, switches, etc.; reports system status-Resets local wet system to operating condition-Performs skill-level appropriate PM tasks on a dry fire suppression system-Assists higher-level technicians in troubleshooting / repair / replacement of failed components in facility fire suppression equipmentElectrical / Electronic-Repairs / replaces lighting fixtures; replaces light tubes or bulbs-Uses schematics, diagrams, or drawings to locate local power supply source to an individual unit of electrically-driven equipment-Correctly uses basic electrical test equipment (volt meter, amp meter, multimeter, and Ohm meter) on basic troubleshooting tasks on AC / DC power (voltages from 12 volts DC to 480 volts AC)-Troubleshoots / repairs / replaces simple electrical components (fuses, breakers, switches, small motors, heaters, etc.)-Troubleshoots / repairs / replaces I/O devices on simple PLC-controlled dock levelers, trailer restraints, etc. -Performs skill level-appropriate PM tasks on electric