Equipment Maintenance Technician

Millenniumsoft•Sumter, SC

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for setting up, operating, optimizing, changing over/troubleshooting, and maintaining assigned departmental production equipment. Accountable for meeting/exceeding production standards, maintaining product quality, minimizing/preventing equipment downtime, and sustaining budgeted waste levels daily. The work schedule is 8:00 AM–8:00 PM, E-Shift, rotating 3-2-2-3 (3 days on, 2 days off, 2 days on, 3 days off). Training is conducted on day shift, 8:00 AM–8:00 PM, for a minimum of six weeks (3-2-2-3 rotation). The candidate must be able to work overtime when requested due to business needs. A drug screening is not required. The candidate cannot start until all criminal background checks are cleared. An eye exam is required onsite.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years of work experience in a manufacturing environment
Equipment set-up, operation, and troubleshooting
Basic pneumatics, electrical, electronic, and hydraulics knowledge
Proper tool use and troubleshooting/set-up procedures
Production and downtime record-keeping
Quality control checks and documentation
Steel toe or composite shoes required
Must pass onsite eye exam
Must clear all criminal background checks before starting

Responsibilities

Operate equipment with detailed operational knowledge, within specified quality/quantity limits
Set up and debug equipment per specifications, plant policies, and department procedures; clear deviations with supervisor or Engineering
Maintain equipment in working order through adjusting, troubleshooting, cleaning, and repairing as necessary
Maintain equipment logs for each piece of equipment, recording downtime and maintenance issues (must have clear, legible handwriting)
Repair equipment within capability; report major problems to supervisor; assist Manufacturing Technician, Engineering, and Maintenance with major repairs
Perform preventative maintenance per the plant PM program or as needed
Start up equipment; ensure proper machine and control panel functioning
Monitor/replenish component inventories; ensure safety guards are in position and functional
Check and clean part tracks to ensure free component travel
Notify material handler when part supplies run low
Maintain accurate production and downtime records (logbooks)
Maintain a neat and orderly production environment
Monitor in-process quality; address issues to prevent product holds; perform and document required QC checks and process challenges
Observe all safety, environmental procedures, and Quality System Requirements (QSR)