Title: Maintenance Technician Class B

Department: Maintenance

Immediate Supervisor: Maintenance Supervisor

Status: Hourly on either Afternoon Shift (4:00pm - 12:00am) or Midnight Shift (12:00am - 8:00am)

Position Purpose: Responsible for installation, troubleshooting, repair, preventive maintenance, and rebuild of all plant electrical equipment and machines. Involved with modifying and improving existing equipment. Train and pass along knowledge to other employees. Assist production with maintaining a high level of equipment up time. Work extended schedules during shutdown periods.

Principle Accountabilities

• Actively Participate in the Marysville Plant Safety Program
• Repair electrical failures on systems 460/60/3, 230/60/3, 220/60/1, and 120/60/1 AC and DC systems to 600 Volts.
• Troubleshoot control systems using PC's and PLC's.
• Communicate shift activities with other maintenance personnel and maintenance supervisors.
• Break down work orders to determine feasibility and what resources are needed to complete.
• Perform preventive maintenance tasks to insure equipment performance is at maximum.
• Interact with equipment suppliers.
• Develop repair procedures and monitor as needed.
• Participate in brainstorming sessions for equipment improvements.
• Actively participate in department meetings.
• Occasionally travel to suppliers and trade shows to communicate our requirements.
• Make some decisions based only on limited amount of information available at a given time.
• Perform shut down activities.
• Communicate equipment and process changes with Production.
• Communicate equipment upgrades with Engineering.
• Investigate problems with equipment, and, or process.

Essential Skills and Experience

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• 3 to 6 years experience in Mechanical Machine Repair, or Associate Degree in a related field.
• Knowledge in digital and analog electronics.
• Working knowledge of electrical equipment installation including class 1 division 1 & 2 areas.
• Explain logical troubleshooting techniques of control systems including PLC systems and relay logic.
• Understand instrumentation systems including installation and calibration.
• Understand AC and DC motor control systems including motor starters and drives.
• Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code.

Background and Drug test required