Maintenance Tech

Overview

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for performing maintenance services and repairs in the areas of plumbing, carpentry, plastering, machine servicing, and electrical.

• Troubleshoot and correct setups, tooling and malfunctions
• Operate the personnel lifts
• Perform repairs and adaptations of equipment, such as changing air, grease and coolant lines, switches, belts, guards
• Fabricate miscellaneous items out of wood, metal and Plexiglas
• Build or fabricate devices to improve quality and production
• Use hand and power tools
• Plumbing, welding, construction of metal/wood, brazing, soldering, maintenance and inventory supply check in / out using CMMS system
• Lookup MRO parts using CMMS system; if not available provide all relevant information to clerk, engineer or manager for prompt order of repair parts and rebuild machines as required
• All non-routine machine maintenance and upkeep machines as required
• Evaluate / repair / replace electrical motors and components
• Install new equipment to meet all production needs
• Basic PLC maintenance
• Adhere to all safety requirements in the work area
• Practice 5
  
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• Understand and follow verbal and written instructions, as well as drawings and blueprints
• Certified fork lift operator
• Welding
• Industrial electricity/wiring

• 40 semester hours of industrial trade training or 5 years general maintenance experience
• Qualified electrician and basic electronics

The physical and weight lifting demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Stand — Standing work
• Walk — To walk between departments
• Bend/Twist — To gain visual access to equipment
• Push / Pull — As needed to install, repair, operate and maintain equipment
• Climb (stairs, ladders) — To access upper level of facility
• Reach — To gain access to equipment
• Lift — As needed to install, repair, operate and maintain equipment
• Carry — To move tools
• Grasp/Grip — To use both hands to grasp and handle tools and equipment
• Repetitive Motions — As needed to install, repair, operate and maintain equipment
• Kneel/Crawl — Equipment repairs
• Run, Jump — Not applicable in this role
• Rapid work speed — To ensure efficient production
• Filing, Finger movement — Manual dexterity to install, repair, operate and maintain equipment
• Keyboard use, Close vision — To see serial numbers on equipment/service plates
• Color vision — To judge colors on parts and equipment
• Depth perception — Not specified
• Far vision, Hear, Talk — To communicate with others and listen to equipment operation
• Smell — To detect electrical burning
• Touch — Fine touch to discriminate texture
• Temperature — Able to work in various temperatures

• Up to 30 pounds:
  To move tools
• Up to 15 pounds:
  Tool weight at pack out

• Safety glasses — To protect eyes
• Leather shoes — To protect feet
• Gloves — To protect hands
• Ear Plugs — To protect hearing

Milwaukee Tool is an equal opportunity employer.