Mechanical Technician II

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Job Summary

The Mechanical Technician II is a technical responsible for independently executing complex maintenance, leading troubleshooting efforts, and mentoring junior technicians. This role takes ownership of critical equipment reliability and optimization across pumps, motors, pneumatic systems, chiller operations, and gas and utility systems. The Technician II serves as the primary on-shift subject matter expert, driving measurable improvements and ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient facility operations.

Advancement reflects sustained high performance, subject matter expertise, and demonstrated leadership.

Responsibilities

Pumps & Motors

• Independently couple, align, and commission pumps and motors to OEM specifications using laser alignment tools and dial indicators.
• Perform complex rebuilds on a wide variety of pump types including centrifugal, diaphragm, peristaltic, and positive displacement units.
• Diagnose and correct advanced pump and motor failures, including root cause identification, without supervision.
• Select appropriate mechanical seals, bearings, and packing; oversee or perform installation and verify integrity post-repair.
• Lead preventive maintenance planning and execution for all pump and motor assets; develop and refine PM procedures.
• Efficient in supporting commissioning and systemization tasks.
• Performs work with power tools, cordless tools and specialized equipment.

Drive Systems & Mechanical Components

• Perform precision shaft and coupling alignment; verify results with dial indicators or laser tools and document for equipment history.
• Oversee belt drive maintenance, including advanced tensioning calculations, pulley condition assessment, and alignment verification.
• Troubleshoot hydraulic circuits including pumps, cylinders, valves, accumulators, and hoses; conduct fluid sampling and interpret analysis.

Pneumatic Systems

• Lead diagnosis and repair of pneumatic systems, including actuators, regulators, and control valve assemblies.
• Analyze pneumatic system performance and recommend or implement design improvements and component upgrades.
• Train and guide Technician I personnel on pneumatic system troubleshooting and safe practices.
• Oversee chiller system performance including refrigeration cycle analysis, coolant management, and component-level repairs.
• Interpret chiller operational data to proactively identify degradation trends and plan corrective actions.
• Coordinate with vendors and OEM resources for complex refrigerant or compressor-related repairs.

Gas & Utility Systems

• Serve as the primary resource for gas and utility systems, ensuring safe operation, regulatory compliance, and efficient distribution…