Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician

Maintenance of the buildings, equipment, and related facilities and systems. Perform related work to ensure maximum production quantity and quality. Individual must possess knowledge of electrical systems, air and hydraulic systems and have the ability to troubleshoot and repair.

Implement and maintain preventive maintenance on all equipment and machinery within the plant, as noted in the equipment manufacturer's guidelines.

Visually inspect and test machinery to detect malfunction. Communicate equipment problems to operations staff as needed. Ensure safety procedures in use consistently. (Lock out, tag out, etc.)

Diagnose problems, dismantle defective machines and equipment, and install new or repaired parts, following the specifications set forth in blueprints, manuals, and schematic drawings.

Building maintenance and lighting (plumbing repair, changing lamps & ballasts, light remodeling, refrigeration systems, etc.)

Repair electrical and electronic components of machinery and equipment.

Require to follow Safety Regulations.

Responsible for working until relieved by supervisor/manager. This may require working longer than schedule work hours.

Complete other duties as assigned.

Ability to troubleshoot electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic circuits and machinery that incorporates one or all of these.

Ability to use precision measuring tools and use math at the Algebra/Trigonometry level.

Proficiency with electrical testing and measuring instruments (meters)

Knowledge of PLC and servo controls and how they function.

Mechanical aptitude and ability to use a wide variety of tools, both hand and power.

Commitment to work until job is completed.

Must be flexible to changing procedures/priorities.

Strong logical reasoning skills

Strong communication: oral & written

Analytical problem solving and decision making.