Reliability Tech C

Job Title

Reliability Tech C – 1st Shift (Monday‑Friday 07:00am to 03:00pm)

Maintain and ensure capacity of equipment assets in assigned areas of responsibility to achieve optimal efficiencies at lowest reasonable cost.

• Execute assigned tasks with focus on safe work practices.
• Deliver high‑quality, precise work with a customer‑service orientation supporting “Great Products & Service.”
• Adhere to standards and best practice application learned through training and experience.
• Learn and grow in knowledge of maintenance practices and equipment performance, understanding their impact on manufacturing processes and business objectives.
• Provide feedback on job‑assignment needs and improvement opportunities to peers and leadership.

• Maintain manufacturing process and support equipment to highest, reasonable performance levels, including mechanical systems (e.g., power transmission components such as bearings, pulleys, shafts, couplings, sprockets, chains, belts, motors, gearboxes).
• Maintain and support conveyance systems (product/process‑related or utility‑related, such as steam, water, air, electricity, pumps, piping).
• Maintain and support mechanical control systems, including hydraulic and pneumatic elements.
• Troubleshoot and repair equipment contributing to safety, quality, or downtime/productivity issues.
• Communicate findings, identifying causes and corrective steps to operations and maintenance leadership.
• Execute proactive maintenance plans on assigned equipment:
  Preventive Maintenance (PM) – inspection, measurement and replacement of components on defined schedules with lubrication;
  Predictive Maintenance (PdM) – inspection, measurement and data collection with PdM tools;
  Condition Maintenance (CM) – repair/replacement of components identified through PM & PdM.
• Execute assigned or scheduled work orders supporting projects and process‑improvement efforts critical to business objectives.
• Assist Reliability Tech B’s, A’s, and Leads in installation and removal of general mechanical systems tools, focusing on selection of the right tool for the assignment.
• Apply proper storage and handling techniques for lubricants.
• Apply knowledge of power‑transmission component types, plumbing/piping conveyance systems, precision alignment techniques (including laser alignment), and basic troubleshooting of mechanical systems.

• Safety practices – LOTO, confined space, PPE, PIT, fall protection, hoisting & rigging, hot work.
• Calculator and computer application – work‑order documentation, parts requisitioning.
• Measurement units, techniques, and appropriate tool selection.
• Mathematics – arithmetic, formulas (area, volume), conversion of units.
• Read and interpret mechanical and electrical schematics; make simple sketches.
• Power‑transmission component types, plumbing/piping conveyance systems, precision alignment techniques, basic troubleshooting, common failure modes.

• Work Standards
• Solve Problems
• Build Customer Satisfaction
• Collaborate

• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Health savings account
• Shaw Family Health & Dental Centers
• Behavioral and mental health support
• Paid time off, bereavement and holiday pay
• Paid parental leave and leave of absence pay
• Employee discounts
• Career development & education assistance
• 401(k) retirement savings plan
• Disability & life insurance
• Financial and retirement planning assistance
• Medical and social security assistance

8‑hour non‑rotating shift:
Monday‑Friday 07:00am – 03:00pm (punch‑in based on calendar).

Shaw Industries is an equal‑opportunity employer and values the diversity of all protected groups, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.