Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Mechanic Technician Level 2 What You’ll Do

• Perform maintenance on plant process equipment, including wrappers, conveyors, MFDs, checkweighers, metal detectors, code dating systems, autocasers, box makers, palletizers, stretch wrappers, fork trucks and pallet trucks.
• Perform modifications, component replacements, troubleshooting, calibration, adjustments, performance checks, lubrication and start‑up checks of equipment.
• Disassemble parts of the above machines at shutdown as required and prepare machines for sanitation. Reassemble machines after sanitation and set‑up for production including complete pre‑start‑up checks for proper operation. Assist operators with start‑up.
• Perform mechanical projects as assigned including planning and purchasing of materials, modification or installation of parts or components and major overhaul of assigned equipment.
• Share responsibility for maintenance of and training on ink‑jet code dating systems including maintaining appropriate backup documentation and programs for the computer system.
• Provide training and stewardship for TPM in the department and plant.
• Any and all other duties as assigned by the TA/TL.

• High School Diploma – G.E.D.
• Ability to learn basic electrical skills.
• Must know the use of hand tools and power tools.
• Ability to learn computer systems and operations.
• Ability to learn to operate all equipment, including wrappers and related equipment.
• Must have an absenteeism rate of 65 points or less, a commendable or better record in teamwork and overall job performance and have no disciplinary action.
• English speaking/reading requirement in positions that require comprehension of the English language.
• Must qualify on level 2 of Maintenance Testing.
• If you start in position as level 1, testing for level 2 must be completed within 1 year of accepting bid.
• Partners who are at level 1 will be considered in a probationary state for the first year, until level 2 testing is passed.

• Maintenance of packaging and industrial equipment or one-year military or technical schooling in some areas of mechanics.

• Stand – 4.5 hours
• Walk – 4.5 hours
• Sit – 1.5 hours
• Forklift use – 0.5 hours
• Lift/carry up to 125 pounds – 1 hour