Maintenance Mechanic II

Job Summary

Mechanics repair and maintain, in accordance with manufacturer’s specification, machinery and mechanical equipment using hand tools, power tools and precision measuring and testing instruments. Require working an 8-hour day shift, Monday through Friday for routine work activities, or shift schedule. Additionally mechanics must be available to work scheduled or unscheduled (short-notice) hours on nights and/or weekends as needed to meet operating and/or business needs.

Job Title:   Mechanic 2                       

Reports to:  Maintenance Supervisor

Location:  Solae, Pryor, OK

Position Summary:  Mechanics repair and maintain, in accordance with manufacturer’s specification, machinery and mechanical equipment using hand tools, power tools and precision measuring and testing instruments. Require working an 8-hour day shift, Monday through Friday for routine work activities, or shift schedule. Additionally mechanics must be available to work scheduled or unscheduled (short-notice) hours on nights and/or weekends as needed to meet operating and/or business needs.

Responsibilities: This list is not intended to be all-inclusive but captures the bulk of the routine types of tasks.

• Disassembles, cleans, inspects, repairs and reassembles equipment such as pumps, compressors, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and steam turbines, using hand tools, solvents, micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, and/or laser aligning equipment in order to restore it to safe and efficient operation.

• Finds and corrects problems (troubleshoots) with equipment using mechanical knowledge, equipment specification sheets, and manufacturer literature in order to restore to operation.

• Removes or installs valves, pumps, motors, piping and other equipment in order to facilitate maintenance activities or install new equipment.

• Removes and re-installs packing on equipment such as valves, pumps and condensers in order to repair leaks and restore it to operation.

• Removes and replaces filters in equipment in order to ensure quality products, clean material flow and designed flow rates.

• Measures, cuts and installs gaskets in equipment in order to repair leaks and/or replace existing gaskets.

• Lubricates gearboxes, pumps, bearings and other equipment in order to prolong life and keep them operating safely and efficiently.

• Burns, heats, welds and cuts metal items such as grating, flat and angle iron, bearings and piping using oxy-fuel torches and welding equipment in order to dismantle old or build new equipment.

• Removes, reconditions and/or replaces mechanical seals and lip seals in vessels, pumps, gearboxes and other equipment in order to control and/or repair leaks.

• Inspects, removes and replaces bearings on equipment in order to restore to operation.

• Inspects, repairs and/or replaces items such as steam traps, valves and strainers in order to protect personnel, equipment and conserve energy.

• Measures, cuts, threads and installs piping of various compositions in order to replace defective piping or install a new system.

• Adjust tension or changes belts on equipment so that equipment works at maximum efficiency.

• Operates motor vehicles such as pick-up truck, van, manlift, bucket truck and fork truck.
• Drills, taps and cuts various metal and plastic materials using electric or pneumatic drill motors, taps and dies in order to produce pieces and parts to desired specifications.
• Inspects ladders, tools, job sites, fire extinguishers, etc., in order to ensure safety and protect personnel.
• Performs first breaks on equipment and piping systems using protective equipment (such as full acid suit, body harness, breathing air, etc.) to isolate and make safe equipment scheduled for maintenance work.
• Mechanics are responsible for checking the equipment to be worked on to ensure operating personnel have put it in a safe condition for maintenance. They must also tag and lock it out as required to make equipment inoperable and safe to work on for self and co-workers.
• Crates or uncrates equipment such as machinery parts using hand tools in order to ship or make item available for use.
• Fabricates and installs brackets and hangers on piping, tubing, and equipment in order to secure them.
• Set up and operate drill press grinder and other metal working tools in order to make and repair parts in order to maintain equipment operation.

• Removes and reinstalls safety devices such as relief valves and rupture discs in order to perform routine inspections and tests and/or repl