Technician II, Maintenance

The Maintenance Technician II is responsible for the safe maintenance, repair, and installation of machinery to ensure that it meets the company's production goals and requirements. This position requires an individual with a keen eye for detail and thorough knowledge of troubleshooting a variety of industrial equipment, as well as an understanding of how to properly manage dairy processes and equipment repairs.

The Maintenance Technician II must have a strong desire to work with mechanical components, have an aptitude for problem solving, be highly organized, and able to efficiently complete tasks with limited resources.

The Maintenance Technician II is responsible for ensuring equipment uptime through timely, in-depth
preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair. Our goal is 100% preventative maintenance compliance. The Maintenance Technician II maintains troubleshoots and repairs all production equipment. The Maintenance Technician II works directly with machine Operators, Supervisors, Maintenance Technicians III, and Senior Maintenance Technicians for guidance to resolve mechanical issues that arise during shift.

• Knowledge and practice of industrial manufacturing Safe Work practices.
• Perform daily inspection walks throughout the facility documenting critical process equipment indicators, pressure readings, temperature readings, and machine electrical load ampere readings.
• Repair equipment, fixtures, systems, conveyors, and other equipment at facility.
• Handle chemicals for support equipment operation.
• Assist production operator with maintenance as needed.
• Create and report repairs throughout shift. Complete required work order paperwork, document parts, and material usage.
• Work independently and with other team members to complete repairs in a safe and timely manner.
• Understand and follow plant safety rules including safe lifting practices and safe machine operation.
• Personal Protective Equipment is to be used where required.
• Regular and predictable attendance is an essential function of the job to ensure equipment and facility uptime.
• Fabrication and manufacturing of equipment for production needs; product and process piping, steam lines, chemical lines, pneumatic lines, welding, cutting, drilling, etc.
• Perform daily tasks as part of Plant Safety Program, Plant Quality Program, CIL Program (clean, inspect, lube), Autonomous Maintenance Program, Equipment Center-Lining Program, Defect Identification, and Preventative Maintenance Programs.
• Properly complete all documentation to meet all regulatory requirements and plant SOPs.
• Perform all other job duties as assigned.
• Ensure yours, your team members’, and all visitors’ safety by actively supporting and following all safety programs as part of a “Zero Accident” commitment.
• Ensure full compliance to all regulatory, customer, and plant quality requirements as part of a “Perfect Quality” commitment.
• “
  Make it Better
  ”. Constantly look for defects and opportunities for improvement throughout all parts of the plant operation and personally lead necessary efforts to “
  Make it Better
  ”.
• Bring value to the Team and strengthen the Team through your job performance, treatment of your team members, and effective communication.
• Understand all performance criteria and operating results associated with your area of responsibility and constantly meet or exceed these requirements.
• Maintain Plant areas of responsibility to ensure an inspection and tour ready facility at all times.
• Actively contribute during Daily Shift/Direction Setting Meetings.
• Complete and document CILs (Clean, Inspect, Lube), master sanitation tasks, quality checks, PMs (preventative maintenance tasks), and perform required maintenance on your equipment.
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