Maintenance Technician - 2nd Shift

Description

Reports to the Maintenance Team Leader.

2.1 Function

2.1.1 To install/repair/remove plant equipment and maintain the building

facilities and grounds;

2.1.2 To assist in brainstorming improvement activities relating to

equipment and tooling;

2.1.3 To update machine drawings and documentation as appropriate;

2.1.4 To develop assist in developing effective PM’s;

2.1.5 To complete and / or assign work orders in the MVP system for

activities requested or completed;

2.1.6 To complete weld technician duties for touching up and writing

welding programs

2.1.7 To perform and act as a team to support the needs of the

organization as determined.

2.2 Authority

2.2.1 Repair and maintain plant equipment, lock-out/tag-out, and other

safety related items in a timely manner;

2.2.2 Request materials as needed for assigned projects;

2.2.3 Make recommendations for improvements to equipment;

2.2.4 Make recommendations for improvements to new equipment

during the debugging process.

3.1 At the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor and Maintenance Team Leader, install, repair, remove plant equipment, and conduct preventative maintenance on machines as scheduled;

3.2 First call troubleshooting of equipment and tooling on lines

3.3 Assist the safety committee in getting safety violation corrected;

3.4 At the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor and Maintenance Team Leader, contact vendors to locate and order repair parts;

3.5 Participate on problem solving teams to help rectify quality or production problems;

3.6 Utilize MVP to document maintenance activities and spare parts tracking;

3.7 Perform other duties as directed by supervision.

3.8 Electrical Technician

3.8.1 The Electrical Technician position encompasses all areas of responsibility of the Maintenance Associate but primary focus is with PLC programming. This position is the plant “expertise” for PLC program and primary responsibility is project driven. Projects include programming for new launch activities, plant wide programming changes, safety updates and higher-level program troubleshooting.

4.1 Ability to troubleshoot and repair equipment.

4.2 Ability to systematically disassemble and reassemble equipment.

4.3 Verbal and written communication skills.

4.4 Teamwork.

4.5 MVP proficiency.

4.6 PLC programming troubleshooting ability.

4.7 Robotic programming (weld) ability.

4.8 Ability to work safely and efficiently.

This position has no supervisory responsibilities.

The employee is frequently exposed to moving mechanical parts and vibration. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. May occasionally work in hot or cold temperatures. May occasionally walk on slippery or uneven surfaces. May be required to work in high, precarious places, near fumes or airborne particles or chemicals, work in outside weather conditions, including extreme cold or extreme heat, and with risk of electrical shock.

7.1 High school diploma or equivalent.

7.2 Additional technical training in electrical, electronics, pneumatics, hydraulics, welding cutting, brazing, PLC.

7.3 Ability to read electrical/electronic, hydraulic and pneumatic schematics.

7.4 Ability to use and read measuring devices such as tape measure, ruler,

caliper, ohm meter, thermometer, voltmeter, pressure gage, etc.

7.5 Minimum five-year experience in industrial maintenance.

7.6 PLC experience preferred (Required for Electrical Technician).

7.7 Welding and fabrication experience preferred.

7.8 Basic machining skills preferred.

8.1 Regularly lift up to 30 pounds and 50 pounds occasionally.

8.2 Frequent and…