Lube Technician

Primary Responsibilities

• Ensure all plant equipment is lubricated regularly according to manufacturer recommendations, including process and facility equipment.
• Communicate potential problems as they arise.
• Liaise with lubrication and filter suppliers on all issues.
• Maintain and control inventory levels.
• Implement proper identification and disposal of waste oil in accordance with Goodyear and M.O.E. guidelines.
  
  - Check levels on all hydraulic tanks in curing areas.
• Fill hydraulic tanks as required.
• Receive and unload oil deliveries from tankers.
• Dispose of waste oil via tanker or drum and document accordingly.
• Order and restock air filters.
• Take oil samples and document all test results.
  
  Monitor equipment oil levels and temperatures.
• Complete assigned plant-wide preventative maintenance (PM) tasks.
• Top up auto greasers throughout the plant.
• Replace oil and air filters.
• Conduct off-line filtration.
• Maintain and replace auto greasers when required.
• Respond to emergency calls throughout the plant.
• Track and log hydraulic oil consumption daily, weekly, and monthly, and report to business centers.
• Work from a PM program, updating daily and printing work orders as required.

• Mechanically inclined
• Be able to self-manage throughout shift
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Be able to report to work on time and ready to perform the tasks required each day
• Self motivated
• Able to determine priority of tasks as they arise and complete tasks in a reasonable amount of time.

GDI Services (Canada) LP is committed to accommodating applicants with disabilities up to the point of undue hardship during the recruitment, assessment, and selection process. Please notify GDI Services (Canada) LP if you require accommodation in respect of the materials or procedures used at any time during this process. If you require accommodation GDI Services (Canada) LP will work with you to determine how to meet your needs.