Maintenance Technician

Location:
820 W. Algonquin Road
Algonquin, IL 60102

The Maintenance Technician maintains all production and support equipment in the plant. Performs preventative maintenance on the equipment and maintain records. Duties for the Maintenance Technician will include mechanical repairs, basic electrical, schematic reading, pneumatics, hydraulics, machining parts, pipe fitting, basic welding skills, building repairs, facility maintenance, installing equipment, troubleshooting punch press and support equipment failures.

Key Responsibilities:

Maintain production equipment to minimize downtime. Perform repairs on punch presses and support equipment that has failed. Complete repairs in a timely manner to minimize downtime for production and customers. Coordinate repairs with the Maintenance Supervisor and the Production Supervisor. Work with outside vendors if needed, to obtain the parts to complete the repairs. Analyzes the failure of the equipment and make changes to prevent future break downs.

Maintain equipment in the tool rooms and the building. Perform repairs on the equipment and the building. Use troubleshooting skills to complete the repairs in a timely manner. Order parts needed for the repairs and to maintain inventory stock level. Coordinate repairs with the Maintenance Supervisor and the Tool Room Supervisors.

Perform preventative maintenance on equipment in the plant. Perform PM work orders to schedule on the Kenmode preventative maintenance system. Complete work orders in the time allotted and by the due date in the PM system. Coordinate PM work orders with production or the tool room to complete the PM in the time allotted. Parts needed for the PM must be on hand before the PM can be started.

Reorder parts and supplies that were used during the PM. Completed PM work orders will then be entered into the computer.

Projects for Production, Tool room and the facility. Projects are to be coordinated from start to finish with the Maintenance Supervisor and the Supervisor of the area the project is to be done for. All parts, materials and equipment must be planned for and purchased before the project can be started. Coordinate the project and time frame with the Maintenance Supervisor.

Complete the project and the work order and notify the Maintenance Supervisor that the project is finished.

• Installation of new equipment. A plan will be set in place with the Maintenance Supervisor and the VP Operations. All parts and materials will be purchased before the installation will start. Installation will be finished in a timely manner to meet the production schedule.

Qualifications:

High school diploma/ GED or equivalent

Technical/Mechanical certifications a plus.

• Prior maintenance or working on punch press machines a plus, heating and cooling skills are a plus.

Physical Requirements:

• Minimum of 8 - 10 years working in the maintenance field pertaining to the stamping industry or equivalent.
• Able to repair punch presses, support equipment and facility.
• Ability to read schematics, basic electrical repairs, hydraulics, pneumatics, machine parts, plumbing, mechanical repairs, basic welding, troubleshooting skills.
• Demonstrates ability to repair punch presses, support equipment and facility equipment.

Able to read schematics, perform basic electrical repairs, and holds basic welding, plumbing, mechanical repair and troubleshooting skills.

Hours and Salary: 1st Shift - Monday through Friday, 6AM to 2:30PM

The Maintenance Technician maintains all production and support equipment in the plant. Performs preventative maintenance on the equipment and maintain records. Duties for the Maintenance Technician will include mechanical repairs, basic electrical, schematic reading, pneumatics, hydraulics, machining parts, pipe fitting, basic welding skills, building repairs, facility maintenance, installing equipment, troubleshooting punch press and support equipment failures.

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintain production equipment to minimize downtime. Perform repairs on punch presses and support equipment that has failed. Complete repairs in a timely manner to minimize downtime for production and customers. Coordinate repairs with the Maintenance Supervisor and the Production Supervisor. Work with outside vendors if needed, to obtain the parts to complete the repairs. Analyzes the failure of the equipment and make changes to prevent future break downs.

• Maintain equipment in the tool rooms and the building. Perform repairs on the equipment and the…