Maintenance - C Shift; Nights

Job Title

Shift C Night - 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM Pay Rate:
Up to $31.50 with $2.00 Shift Premium

Install, repair, improve, and maintain complex machinery and facilities to support the plant goals of safety, quality and productivity.

Principal Accountabilities:

• Troubleshoot and repair facilities and production equipment to minimize downtime and to provide a safe work environment
• Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on facilities and equipment to improve reliability and to reduce unscheduled downtime
• Assist in the specification of new equipment to facilitate proper specification and application.
• Install new facility and production equipment according to schedule and assist in making the new equipment perform to its intended purpose to maintain company profitability and/or competitive advantage
• Develop, recommend, and implement improvements to facilities and equipment to improve safety quality, and productivity
• Repair or upgrade existing machine components to maintain a supply of replacement parts
• Document activities on repairs, preventive maintenance, parts requests, and project work via the CMMS in SAP and Shift reports to ensure the timely and effective support of Production as well as Regulatory and ISO compliance.
• Follow all Safety, Food Safety and Quality guidelines while performing daily functions

• Must have a general maintenance work background with primary strength in electrical
• Proven experience in the following areas with regard to trouble shooting industrial control systems:
• AC/DC motors (trouble shooting, maintenance and theory of operations)
• AC/DC drives (trouble shooting, maintenance and theory of operations)
• Motor starters (theory of operations)
• Speed feedback – namely encoders and tachometers (trouble shooting and theory of operations)
• Transducers (Sensors) – namely for tension, pressure, temperature and level (trouble shooting, calibration and theory of operations)
• Programmable Controllers (PLCs) – (Trouble shooting and theory of operations)
• Control signals – Familiarity with common signal types and how they are utilized in industrial controls
• Proficiency in reading hydraulic and pneumatic schematics and ladder logic/control diagrams is essential
• Skilled in industrial electrical/electronic, general welding, general machining, plumbing, mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems with a strong emphasis on electrical skill set.
• Able to work overtime, weekends, and possible off-shift
• Demonstrated good performance in current role

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Disability insurance Employee assistance program Employee discounts Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid elder care Paid time off Parental leave Professional development assistance Retirement plan Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance