If you are self-motivated, reliable, and have a history of mechanical, troubleshooting, and/or automotive repair experience, this job is for you! The Controls Technician will execute maintenance tasks, which require an in-depth technical knowledge of equipment. The technician will install, set up, troubleshoot, and repair complex equipment breakdowns involving mechanical and electrical aspects of machinery, analyze failures or equipment technical loss causes, and make or suggest improvements as needed. Incumbent works closely with the Facilities Manager, Maintenance Manager, Unit Manager, production associates, and other maintenance team members to provide technical support to meet production goals, ensure a safe work environment, and meet customer specifications. Safety: Maintain awareness of all safety policies and procedures for the job. Remain aware of surroundings and ensure knowledge of all required PPE for the job. Keep work area clean and organized. Report any safety concerns, risks, hazards, near misses, or injuries immediately to supervision. Productivity: Performs highly diversified duties to install and maintain production machines and the plant facility's mechanical equipment. Detects and diagnoses mechanical failures, including pneumatic and hydraulic malfunctions of equipment, and repairs as necessary. Utilizes precision measuring tools/devices, hand tools, and testing instruments, mechanical equipment installation, and alignment. Reads mechanical prints and technical data during the installation and repair of equipment. Maintains housekeeping in areas of assigned responsibility to ensure a safe and clean work environment. Performs other related duties to contribute to the success of the operation as assigned, including but not limited to equipment, tooling, and changeovers. Diagnose electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical issues associated with all equipment in a manufacturing environment. Reads electrical schematics and interprets specifications. Troubleshoots high-voltage systems up to 480 volts 3-phase, 600 volts DC, and low-voltage control circuits. Tests equipment operation, including digital multi-meters and amp meters. Analyzes and repairs electro-mechanical equipment, fixtures, and process control equipment, including processors, sensors, drives, instrumentations, etc. Performs other duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees