CMT; Certified Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician

Perform maintenance on facility components in support of manufacturing operations.

• Two years of an accredited Trade School
• Two years of work experience (in their trade)

• Completion of an accredited trades training course or equivalent knowledge and skill acquired by means of practical experience.
• Sheet metal or machinist training from an accredited trade school
• Employees are expected to serve as role models for safe work practices and behaviors. This includes following established health and safety policies and procedures, maintaining a clean, organized work area, wearing protective equipment and properly storing all personal protective equipment (PPE), and actively engaging as a safety conscious worker with personal safety and wellness as a priority.

• Independently plan work assignments and perform duties with a minimum of direct supervision.
• Train and direct efforts of plant trades helpers, junior trades workers, trainees and trades workers assigned to assist in the performance of the work.
• Collaborate with functional personnel in own and other organizations to resolve problems and recommend solutions based on trades knowledge.
• Qualified to the Emergency Response Technician Level as specified in federal regulations meeting state and federal guidelines 29 CFR  Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER).
• Training and certification to the First Responder Level in the Emergency Medical Service as defined by the State of Georgia.
• Facilitate work and planning assignments within own skilled craft. Lay out, fabricate, assemble, install, modify, and repair plant equipment parts, details, and assembles made of sheet metal, plastic, composition, and other materials. Involves laying out and developing patterns, the use of hand and power tools, cutting and welding equipment and the performance of necessary associated and related duties.
• Read and analyze engineering notes, drawings, and work orders to determine what information and materials are needed to install, construct, maintain, modify, refurbish, repair, and remove plant equipment and facilities.
• Troubleshoot, repair, service, overhaul, modify and perform preventive/predictive maintenance inspection, and operational checks on industrial vehicles. Industrial vehicles include (but are not limited to) equipment propelled and/or operated by an internal combustion engine, all industrial fork trucks (electric motor or internal combustion engine propelled), personnel carriers and personnel lifts.
• Review the information and identify the specific trades required and refer accordingly.
• Work in conjunction with supervisor to coordinate the efforts of trades personnel to complete the work in a timely manner using Pro Card when applicable.
• Move and install facilities including machines and equipment.
• Assemble, construct, erect, fabricate, install, lay out maintain, modify, overhaul, renovate and/or repair a variety of facilities including equipment, service systems and mechanical assemblies including conveyors, weighing devices, doors, bridge cranes, hoists, exhaust air handling units; concrete work forms; plant structures such as storage racks, partitions, guard rails and structural steelwork.
• Perform related activities such as planning facilities movements and installations, and structural work; estimating time and materials required to complete assignments; dismantling units to facilitate movement; selecting construction materials; and setting up, operating and/or using all types of welding equipment to perform operations including bending, brazing, cutting, hard facing, flame heat treating and welding of ferrous and nonferrous materials.
• Assemble, construct, fabricate, install, lay out, maintain, modify, renovate and/or repair a variety of interior and exterior structures including those of special composition and wood; stock bins; tool bins; bulletin boards; display cases; interior and exterior details doors; fixtures, concrete work forms; furniture; jigs; partitions and staircases.
• Perform related rough and finish carpentry activities such as planning structural work, including wood and metal framing; estimating time and materials required to complete assignments; and selecting; and matching, wood, and other construction materials.
• Set up, operate and/or use all types of hand, and portable power tools; units including bridge cranes, mobile electric cranes, hoists, hydraulic lifts, industrial trucks, and winches; and stationary metal working equipment.
• Perform routine locksmith duties. Lay out, design and prepare, on any surface, all types of signs, bulletins, display cards, posters, plaques and similar items involving creative effort and originality; a wide variety of presentation methods such as freehand drawing and sketches, transfers, silk screens, stencils and/or lettered material; and effective contrasting by means of artistic brushes, and spray cans and guns in the application of…