Maintenance Technician 3rd shift

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Maintenance Level 3 $ 31.36/hr $65,228.80/yr

Maintenance Level 4 $ 34.12 $ 70,969.60/yr

Maintenance Level 5 $ 39.12 $ 81,369.60/yr

Level 3 Maintenance Tech

Level 3 Maintenance Tech – Duties include design, construction, modification and maintenance of equipment and machinery in manufacturing to meet throughput, inventory and operating expense objectives. Inspects and repairs machinery and equipment based on operating parameters, according to engineering principles and safety regulations.

• Analyze mechanical and operational problems on assigned equipment and plan corrective action; make necessary corrections and equipment adjustments to maintain maximum production and quality.
• Perform preventive maintenance on equipment not scheduled for manufacturing to reduce downtime.
• Perform tool changes and set up in a timely manner.
• Provide production support.
• Perform waterjet tip changes and rehoming of robots; perform coil changes on waterjets.
• Responsible for process set-up of press lines; rebuild Normally Closed/Normally Open (N/C-N/O) waterjet valves.
• Thread and install black pipe and PVC; rebuild ISO/Poly pumps.
• Perform troubleshooting; diagnose hydraulic/hose fittings and repair/replace as needed.
• Make and replace high pressure lines, including bending and threading; basic electrical machine repair (heater/oven bulb replacement, sensor replacement).
• Make hydraulic and chemical hoses using hydraulic crimping tool.
• Test newly installed or refurbished machines and equipment to ensure fulfillment to specification and safety.
• Notify supervisor of recurring equipment malfunctions, quality problems, and supplies needed.
• Train and guide maintenance personnel in other classifications; document equipment breakdown/activity and provide reports as requested; use reports to analyze opportunities for improvement.
• Ensure timely and accurate recording of maintenance activities using computerized maintenance management programs; maintain detailed recordkeeping.
• Maintain positive communication among other shifts and departments; adhere to plant safety and EMS requirements; maintain knowledge of safety devices and MIOSHA requirements.
• Adhere to applicable IATF and ISO 14001 requirements; work overtime on 1st, 2nd, or 3rd shift as applicable.
• Other assignments to support organizational and team objectives.

• Level 3: High school graduate, with technical school degree or equivalent of training or experience; three to five years of manufacturing experience, preferably automotive interior systems; solid understanding of hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanical and electrical; ability to operate all machinery on press lines; proficient troubleshooting; strong mechanical aptitude; ability to make independent or group decisions; basic electricity understanding (three-phase); welding skills (MIG);
  
  ability to work with hydraulic crimping devices; able to read and interpret work instructions; able to work in confined spaces and at heights; strong communication with all levels; physical stamina; oriented to safety; able to lift 35-40 pounds repetitively.
• Level 5: Level 5 responsibilities include electrical work, controls systems development and training of maintenance personnel, project leadership, and advanced diagnostics.

• Professional Development: On-the-job training, safety compliance, ISO 14001:2015 understanding, 5S, etc.
• Competence: Effective material operations with strong communication and listening skills.
• Relationship: Professional and ethical conduct per Code of Ethics.
• Working Conditions: Fast-paced environment; must be able to lift 35-40 pounds repetitively.
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