Maintenance Technician III

Production Equipment Technician

Maintain, repair, and service production-related equipment and accessories. Also, install capital and/or expensed projects (with safety as the top priority).

Responsibilities

• Use electrical testing equipment to troubleshoot and repair electrical components.
• Basic Electrical print reading, troubleshooting electrical motors, testing and replacing fuses, testing and replacing motors, contacts, and motor starters.
• Advanced electrical print reading, troubleshooting, and repair of control cabinets.
• Advanced electrical print reading to make drawings and schematics, and to make a bill of materials to order parts and materials to repair or build control cabinets.
• Troubleshoot and repair production equipment. Replace chains, gearboxes, and machine parts.
• Basic welding and fabrication of parts to repair or replace manufacturing equipment.
• Perform de-energized PM work on mechanical systems.
• Advanced welding to fabricate parts and repair high-pressure piping.
• Design and fabricate custom safety guards for manufacturing equipment.
• Perform de-energized PM work on hydraulic systems.
• Repair hydraulic systems, including leaks, worn hoses and lines, and bad seals.
• Boiler operation and daily pm.
• Boiler repairs up to level 2.
• Read and troubleshoot ladder logic programs.
• Maintain the shop in a clean and orderly condition. Dispose of scrap materials in designated containers.
• Clean all work areas of material, parts, oil, grease, etc.
• Research and provide the storeroom with documentation for needed supplies.
• Must interact with employees professionally at all times.

Minimum Qualifications

• LOTO Certified/Confined Space/Arc Flash.
• Must be able to stand for a minimum of ten hours.
• Must be able to lift work-in-process, which could weigh between 50 and 100 pounds.
• Able to carry 50 pounds.
• Perform all work according to Code and in a neat and workmanlike manner.
• All work to be performed while adhering to all mandated Federal, State, Local, and company Safety Regulations.
• Forklift Certified

Education/Experience/Skills

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required to explain problems and receive and understand work assignments.
• Excellent motor skills (hand/eye coordination) are necessary to use the equipment used in this job.
• Experience in Industrial Mechanics
• Experience in Industrial Electric
• Experience in Industrial Hydraulics

Equipment (Machines, devices, tools, personal protective equipment, etc. used on this job)

Threaders, drill presses, grinders, welding equipment, saws, cutters, hoist, power-driven trucks, shears, electric test equipment, related items, steel-toed shoes, safety glasses, ear protection, face shield, and safety gloves.

Job Location/Environment/Surroundings

• Oklahoma City facility, 4041 N. Santa Fe Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73118. Supports all Manufacturing and Distribution facilities.
• Noise levels require earplugs.
• Due to noise levels, verbal communication may sometimes be difficult.
• The area is not air-conditioned. The floor is concrete with no floor covering.

Testing (What tests are required to determine skill levels):

• Testing will consist of extensive verbal questioning on all skills and trades required for this function.
• Appropriate schematic reading and interpretation.
• Appropriate blueprint reading.

Schedule: 4:00 PM – 4:00 AM or 6:30 PM – 5:00 AM (subject to change based on coverage and overtime needs)

M-D Building Products

M-D Building Products has been a trusted name in American construction for over 106 years. Founded in 1920, we have spent more than a century designing, manufacturing, and distributing the products that builders, contractors, and homeowners depend on to get the job done right. What started as a focused commitment to quality weatherstripping has grown into one of the most recognized and respected product portfolios in the construction industry.

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