Maintenance Technician - Weekend Shift

Responsibilities

Support and service of production lines within the facility; Perform preventative maintenance of production line equipment; Seasonal external facility maintenance; Waste management and simple routine facility maintenance; Identifying parts and materials needed to perform duties; Maintenance of 5S program; Maintaining compliance with training programs; Other duties as assigned; All Maintenance Technician I responsibilities; Email and phone conversations with vendors; Maintenance and system entry of PM’s and work orders; Gather information and assist in creation of new PMs; Mechanical, electrical and PLC troubleshooting and repair; Reading and interpreting blueprints, drawings and building schematics; Replacement of broken or outdated building facility; All Maintenance Technician I & II responsibilities; Build manufacturing lines and cells to support production needs; Advanced mechanical, electrical and PLC troubleshooting and repair; Perform preventative and predictive maintenance of production line equipment; Coordinate resources for projects with external vendors; Create and implement timelines for work completion; Provide technical support to project managers and engineers as needed; Assist with relocating complex machines, equipment and components; Train technicians how to trouble shoot and repair mechanical, electrical and PLC equipment

Requirements

Ability to effectively communicate across departments; Ability to identify problems and implement solutions; Ability to safely and proficiently perform maintenance and related activities of equipment, building, and grounds; Ability to prioritize daily and weekly work assignments as needed; Demonstrated knowledge in OSHA, Arc Flash, LOTO and NEC; PIV training and certification; Airial lift training and certification; Knowledge of basic PC functions including Windows knowledge; 3-5 years of experience maintaining industrial equipment, automation or product repair; Ability to work off of drawings, sketches, and blueprints; Initiative to learn how to assist, diagnose and repair equipment; Ability to acquire and maintain certifications for operation of service equipment; 7-10 years of experience with equipment and automation consistent with automation, robotics, metal fabrication, paint or assembly operations; Advanced mechanical aptitude and ability to understand complex issues; Ability to lead in the designing, fabricating and welding of mechanical structures, guards and equipment; Advanced knowledge of codes and regulations as they apply to an industrial maintenance role; Ability and knowledge needed to mentor and train apprentices and/or maintenance technicians; Advanced knowledge of PLC hardware and programming systems; Ability to maintain and troubleshoot PLC controlled equipment; Ability to manage projects related to repairs and maintenance using both internal and external resources; Advanced welding experience; Knowledge of robotics and automation; Ability to partner with Engineering and other departments as SME