Journeyman Maintenance-Electro Mechanic

Job Title

Journeyman Maintenance-Electro Mechanic

Must be a Journeyman Maintenance card holder, AAS Degree in a field of Electronics, or 5 years Tradesman Training. Or be able to pass the required Math and Mechanical Comprehension Testing.

• electrical fabrication, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical circuits from 5 volts to 4160 volts.
• Installation, maintenance and repair of electronics, PLC’s, and machine controls Plant wide.
• Repair and maintenance of Plant mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment.
• Work with a wide variety of hand tools and power tools.
• Use of welding and cutting equipment.
• Knowledge of various Shop Equipment.
• Works with oils and lubricants.
• Performs work that requires specialized experience and training related to skilled trades.
• Perform skilled work in making mechanical/electrical repairs to plant equipment and systems.
• Available for overtime and callouts.
• Able to lift 50+ pounds unassisted, climb ladders, etc.
• Able to wear a Respirator and all required PPE for Batch House.
• Able to perform electrical/mechanical maintenance.
• Must be able to work at heights over 150 feet.
• Must be able to use cutting torch and stick weld.
• Must be able to work in extreme heat during Furnace hot repair.
• Follow all other instruction given by management.
• Be able to interpret electrical / mechanical schematics.
• Troubleshoot and repair electrical/electronic equipment, including starter repairs, motor replacements, photo-eyes, and inverters, as well as plant inspection equipment, carton equipment, and palletizing equipment.
• Perform infrequent welding, brazing, cutting, and soldering as required to maintain Plant equipment and facilities.
• Use hand tools, some power tools, some testing equipment, and shop tools.
• This job requires covering vacations as needed.
• This position involves covering weekends as needed.
• Employee will be used to follow up on job changes.
• Employee will be responsible for starting compressors, vacuum pumps, and related equipment after power failures.
• Keeps work area clean using good work methods and ethics.
• Be able to interpret electrical / mechanical schematics.
• Troubleshoot PLC’s, use Laptops to diagnose, change, or install new programs.
• Make repairs and maintain inspection equipment, single line equipment, conveyors, case packers, carton machines, palletizers, and related select and pack equipment.
• Set up and make changes to the set-up of inspection equipment as required to maintain quality production.
• Troubleshoot and repair equipment, including starters, motor replacements, photo-eyes, and inverters, as well as plant inspection equipment, carton equipment, palletizing equipment, and Batch & Furnace equipment.
• Perform infrequent welding, brazing, cutting, and soldering as required to maintain Plant equipment and facilities.
• Use hand tools, power tools, testing equipment including voltage and amp meters, and shop tools.
• For continuity of operations and maintenance of the plant this job requires (as needed) covering vacations, weekends, and holidays.
• Employee may be used to follow up on job changes.
• Employee may be responsible for starting compressors, vacuum pumps, and related equipment after power failures.
• Must be able to work a 7-day shift rotation (8 hour shifts) 7A-3P-3P-11P-11P-7A.

Must be able to work a 7-day shift rotation (8 hour shifts) 7A-3P-3P-11P-11P-7A.

$41.27/hour

Anchor Glass is an Equal Opportunity Employer.