Maintenance Technician A - Night Shift

Night Shift: 6p-6a Training on 1st

Pay: $39.52 + $1.00 shift differential

 

 

The Maintenance Technician position supports the plant by checking, inspecting, troubleshooting, repairing, replacing, and maintaining industrial manufacturing equipment. This position has a six month probationary period to gain the knowledge and complete the skills check list to attain top out.

 

Duties and Responsibilities

• Perform periodic, scheduled inspections and checks of equipment to determine whether failures or issues are present and determine how soon the corrections/adjustments may need to be made
• Assemble and disassemble machines to make repairs, perform inspections, and replace with new items while maintaining safety and production goals in mind
• Troubleshoot equipment to identify root cause(s) and suggest appropriate follow-up actions
• Identify failed components and determine necessary replacement parts
• Interact directly with production and other plant teammates in a professional manner
• Utilize a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to receive work instructions, identify parts that belong to machines, and fully document work performed
• Comply with all safety and environmental protocols relating to operations
• Locate spare parts in the storeroom and follow stock check-out processes
• Maintain a dedicated toolbox and shared maintenance tools and supplies in a organized manner so that materials can be accessed quickly and reliably

 

Qualifications

Required:

• High school diploma
• Five or more years’ experience in an industrial environment as a maintenance employee performing Preventive (planned) and Corrective (unplanned) Maintenance
• Knowledge of and experience working in all the following areas:
  • Mechanical
    • Power Transmission – chains, belts, gearboxes, bearings, brakes, couplings, etc.
    • Lubrication – oils, greases, storage and handling, application, etc.
    • Hydraulics & Pneumatics – valves, actuators, compressors and pumps, piping and tubing, etc.
  • Electrical
    • DC Circuits – relays, contactors, power supplies, etc.
    • AC Circuits (120V to 480V) – motors, drives, transformers, etc.
  • Process Control
    • Industrial Automation – robotics, PID, machine control, etc.
    • PLCs & Networking – communication, signals, I/O, LANs, etc.

Desired:

• Associates degree or 2+ years of vocational training

• Experience with maintenance technologies such as Vibration Analysis, Thermography, Ultrasound Inspection, Oil Analysis, and Precision Alignment