Diagnostic Mechanic II

Freeport McMoRan•Bagdad, AZ

1d•$31 - $41•Onsite

About The Position

Highly skilled employees in the mechanical maintenance craft apply broad process and mechanical maintenance knowledge to maximize and, where possible, improve the efficiency of the overall production process. Employees may work as machinists, heavy machinery mechanics, skilled automotive technicians, certified welders, pump rebuild mechanics, or specialized maintenance mechanics. They may mentor or train other mechanical workers and work autonomously under minimal supervision, with safe production as the primary objective.

Requirements

Four years of experience in mechanical or maintenance crafts, including welding, boilermaking, machining, or facility maintenance/construction, or a combination of education and experience in industrial mechanical repair and maintenance.
Complete the required academic and practical competencies, including applicable Line of Progression requirements for internal employees, and demonstrate the required mechanical aptitude.
Demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge and technical skills and pass a written assessment where required, covering technical skills or academic knowledge and safety.
For FPM Diagnostic Mechanic II: achieve a 75% FLEX score and demonstrate proficient basic welding skills.
For HEM Diagnostic Mechanic II: complete practical assessments defined in the Line of Progression and complete the first 34 CAT-U classes or test out with the HEM FLEX Assessment.
For Shovel/Drill Diagnostic Mechanic II: complete practical assessments defined in the Line of Progression and complete 52 courses or test out with the SDHEM Flex Assessment.
Be able to pass required training and/or testing.
May be required to pass a medical exam.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and non-routine maintenance activities of increased complexity.
Complete work orders, order parts, and maintain other maintenance documentation.
Repair, install, fabricate, rebuild, troubleshoot, and perform preventive maintenance on process equipment such as pumps, conveyors, dryers, gearboxes, and filters; perform equipment lubrication.
Apply skills in mechanics, hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, welding, bearings, basic metallurgy, conveyor systems, plumbing, alignment, machine shop work, blueprints, schematics, and mobile equipment; operate small and large cranes and use safe rigging practices.
Follow MSHA and/or OSHA requirements, environmental rules and regulations, standard operating procedures, and work-area instructions; participate in safety and environmental activities and use plant and equipment correctly.
Assist in training employees in the mechanical maintenance area.
Perform additional responsibilities and duties as assigned according to business need.