Maintenance ; Union

Overview

The Maintenance Tech is responsible for reporting all injuries, no matter how minor. Must maintain a clean, safe, and non-hostile work environment. The position must demonstrate "technical" lock out tag out (LOTO) procedures. Minimize negative impacts to the environment in all areas of operation. Identify and record problems (non-conformances, incidents and near misses); initiate, provide, implement, and verify solutions to those problems.

Ensure continuous improvement in all areas pertaining to the job which include quality, health, safety, security, and environmental.

• Remove, rebuild, and reinstall loading arms and swivel joints
• Must be able to perform pump and motor removals and re-installation, shimming, coupling and shaft alignment with little to no supervision.
• Safe and effective usage and maintenance of electric and pneumatic power tools
• Must have knowledge of mechanical pipe threading equipment, cutting, fitting and pipe size recognition and proper routing and bracing of pipe runs.
• Must have knowledge of mechanical pipe / tube fitting and brazing.
• Must have knowledge of pump seals, pump packing, inspection, removal, and installation.
• Must have knowledge of the replacement of valves and gearboxes.
• Packing inspection, removal and replacement on valves and rotating equipment.
• Must have knowledge of power transmission equipment troubleshooting and repair, to include removal and installation of belts, pulleys, chains, sprockets, gears and mechanical drives.
• Must have welding on pipe and flat stock and safe torch usage.
• Troubleshooting, repair, and performance of preventive maintenance of air compressors and dryers, including oil filter and various component replacements
• Basic understanding and repair of boiler controls and operations.
• Inspection and installation of steam traps and tracing.
• Basic carpentry skills; to include woodworking, tiling, sheet metal and painting.
• Conveyor roller and belt inspection, repair, and installation.
• Perform lubrication of pumps, bearings, valves, and rotating equipment.
• Install pipe installation and metal jacketing.
• Replace light bulbs
• Proper operation of lift trucks, high-lift equipment, bobcat, and boom truck operation.
• Perform parts and maintenance area cleaning.
• Report short comings of inventory, tools, and parts regularly.
• Perform repairs to lift and pick-up trucks, i.e., oil and other fluid/filter changes, paint touch-up, brake replacement.
• Filter and meter troubleshooting, repair, installation, and replacement.
• Understanding of packaging machines and their controls - troubleshooting and repair of filling, carton erector, palletizers, shrink wrapping, capping and other packaging machines and their controls.
• Complete the Meter and Temperature Control Report (BLNK
  270) daily.
• Dump garbage and clean the boiler room as needed.
• Learn and keep all necessary maintenance logs and PM/WO paperwork updated and recorded, where applicable
• Assist and observe higher level Mechanics and Electricians for on-the-job training purposes.
• Have knowledge of proper usage of loading equipment, i.e., chain falls, pulleys, wenches, and load moving equipment for rigging and tail lines.
• Must be able to enter confined spaces and provide confined space entry rescue for minor tank repairs - will have CSE / CSR Training.
• Perform electrical system troubleshooting and repairs, including circuit design and protection device selection and installation, up to three phase 480 volts
• Install and repair electrical heat tape
• Install, repair, and troubleshoot lighting, fans and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Minimum of 6 months as a Level B Maintenance Operator or 5 years industrial maintenance and pass Level A Exam.
• Need to have 1,000 hours on the job training in the packaging plant or 3 years automation experience.
• Experience in maintenance functions
• Valid Driver's License
• TWIC (Transportation Workers Identification Credentials) for access to IMTT's terminal locations.
• Basic carpentry skills; to include woodworking, tiling, sheet metal and painting
• Mechanical pipe threading, cutting, fitting, and brazing
• Read prints and schematic diagrams