Maintenance II-ARP

Job Description Maintenance Technician About the Role

The Maintenance Mechanic performs necessary repairs and preventative maintenance on plant production equipment and facilities equipment, ensuring proper and safe operational conditions.

• Accountable for all projects, repairs and/or improvement on the line as well as any mold changes, and maintaining preventative maintenance.
• Must be able to effectively use a multi-meter for troubleshooting
• Ensures proper and safe operational conditions of all production and related equipment.
• Improve the production equipment, utilities, efficiency and reliability.
• Recommend, plan, repair, modify, make, install and adjust all the necessary elements following a problem or project, which may have an effect on the productivity.
• Analyse and resolve all issues related to the equipment.
• Ensures cleanliness of all equipment and related areas after repairs or PMs.
• Keeps all tools in good and safe condition and ensures tools are returned to its appropriate location.
• Assist in updating, developing and improving equipment PM programs.
• Communicate to supervisors on the condition of all production equipment.
• Direct and advise production employees when they help with repairs.
• Assist and train production employees in machine conversions and PMs.
• Assist in machine operation if need arises.
• Assist in maintaining appropriate stock of spare parts.
• Assist plant electrician in investigating any electrical related problems.
• Assist other maintenance employees with repairs, PMs, installation, commissioning and testing equipment.
• Review all machine safety procedures such as Lockout/Tagout and general safety procedures such as Fire/Evacuation, Accident Reporting, and all aspects of the Safety Contract.

Normal Vision

Hearing/Listening

Sitting

Distant Vision

Talking/Speaking

Standing

Near Vision

Hand/Finger Dexterity

Walking

Stooping

Pushing/Pulling

Bending

Kneeling

Climbing

Carrying (>50 pounds)

Lifting (50+ pounds)

Carrying (