Maintenance Mechanic

Maintenance Mechanic I

Shift: 3rd shift

Main purpose of the job:

The Maintenance Mechanic I will ensure that all utilities including refrigeration, temperature control, boilers, compressors, etc. are up and running. He/she will also be expected to perform PMs on a regular basis.

Role and Activity:

Safety

· Demonstrate thorough knowledge of "Best Safety Practices".

· Comply with all company safety policies and procedures.

· Troubleshoot unsafe conditions and take appropriate levels of corrective action.

· Take an active role to ensure that human safety is never compromised.

· Utilize daily forklift safety checklist.

Quality

· Demonstrate superior knowledge of all quality systems.

· Comply with the Good Manufacturing Practices.

· Complete and document all product quality checks (appearance, packaging etc…).

· Complete and document all food safety checks as required by the plant HACCP program.

· Complete and document all product quality checks as required by the plant MCP program.

· Actively participate in preventing and correcting potential quality related issues.

· Active participation in food safety investigations.

Operational

· Repairs and preventative maintenance of all the Refrigeration systems, HVAC systems, inspecting the equipment, and performing daily rounds to ensure compliance of our PSM and RMP policies

· Ability to understand refrigeration advanced 2-stage design concepts such as the "down flow" design as well as the traditional 2-stage refrigeration system design

· Perform routine and breakdown maintenance of boilers, air compressors, condensers systems, and waste-water treatment system

· Knowledge of the typical refrigeration cycle and of ammonia control valves and related piping as needed for safe service and repair

· Must be able to read and follow basic and advanced drawings and schematics

· Provide informal and formal training for other Utility team members as required

· Utilize construction and fabrication skills

· Ensure PMs are completed in a timely manner and maintain mechanical integrity of the ammonia system per RMP/PSM guidance

· Develop corrective work orders as needed

· Be actively involved in all of the elements of the PSM/RMP programs

· Active member of the emergency response team

· Complete daily shift record keeping and reporting as required

· Represent The Froneri Way of working through the behaviors and characteristics in our Operating Model and Core Values

Measurable Outcomes

· Preventive Maintenance Compliance:

• Ensure that scheduled preventive maintenance tasks are completed on time and as required for equipment and machinery.

· Equipment Downtime:

• Minimize unscheduled equipment downtime by addressing breakdowns and repairs promptly, aiming to keep operations running smoothly.

· Response Time:

• Track the time it takes to respond to maintenance requests and resolve urgent issues, with a goal of reducing downtime.

· Work Order Completion:

• Measure the efficiency of work order completion, including the time taken to complete maintenance tasks from request to resolution.

· Safety Adherence:

• Comply with safety regulations and best practices in maintenance activities to reduce safety incidents and risks.

· Skill Development:

• Pursue training and skill development opportunities to improve proficiency in equipment repair and maintenance.

Levels of Responsibility

· Quality and technical system adherence

· Completion of the required production to plan

· Health and Safety

· Impeccable hygiene standards always

· Clean as you go; use proper cleaning techniques (i.e. limited water hose usage)

· Number of direct reports (if applicable):

Behaviors and Core Values: Must consistently showcase the desired behaviors that represent our Core Values.

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