Industrial Maintenance Technician II 2nd Shift

Cornerstone Building Brands•Marion, OH

11h•Onsite

About The Position

Cornerstone Building Brands is seeking experienced Maintenance Technicians to join their growing team in Marion, Ohio. This role offers the opportunity to build a long-term career, learn from experienced colleagues, and grow within an organization that values its employees. The ideal candidate enjoys troubleshooting, problem-solving, and hands-on work in a manufacturing environment. This position is for the 2nd shift, Monday to Friday, 2:30 PM to 11:30 PM.

Requirements

2+ years Maintenance Experience.
Working towards or have an Associate Degree in a related field or equivalent past work experience.
Trained in LOTO, Electrical / Mechanical Safe Work Practices, Ladder Safety, CPR, Respiratory protection, Incipient stage fire response, Confined space entry, Fall protection, Enclosed spaces entry, Aerial lifts, PIT.
Basic PC skills.
Communication and time-management skills.
Customer focus.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds on a continual basis above shoulder height and below the waist.
Occasionally squat, crawl, reach above shoulders, kneel and balance.
Requires repetitive action such as simple staring, grasping, firm grasping, and fine manipulating. (includes right and left hands).
Working with various chemicals.
High work from scaffolding, ladders and platforms.
Working in confined space conditions.
Wearing the proper PPE.
Handling hazardous waste wearing the appropriate PPE.
Working near energized electric circuits.
Working near hot equipment and or materials.
Must be at least 18 years of age to apply.

Nice To Haves

Some heavy lifting required to replace motors, pumps, extruder screws, etc., at low frequency. Equipment is provided to move / manipulate heavy components.

Responsibilities

Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, PLC-controlled, and automated manufacturing equipment using a systematic, root-cause approach.
Troubleshoot PC/PLC sensors, drives, controls, and other industrial systems with precision and efficiency.
Use electrical schematics, technical documentation and hands-on diagnostic skills to identify problems and restore equipment to operation quickly.
Respond to equipment issues and minimize production downtime, helping minimize disruptions and maintain plant productivity.
Perform preventive maintenance on welders, cutting systems, conveyors, automated assembly equipment, and other critical machinery.
Identify potential problems before they become costly breakdowns.
Partner with production, engineering, and leadership to improve equipment reliability, safety, and productivity.
Take ownership of problems from initial troubleshooting through repair and follow-up.
Safely perform emergency and preventative repairs to plant machinery and infrastructure and minimizing production time losses associated with the breakdown or failure of production equipment.
Inform the Maintenance Supervisor when supplies have been removed from stock and require replenishment.
Provide ordering information for replenishment of stock.
Ensure that all established maintenance work areas are kept clean and safe including where repairs are performed.
Understand and comply with the fundamental principles associated with the quality and environmental management system in place.
Understand basic concepts of electricity including voltage, current, and resistance.
Understand and operate a volt-ohm-millimeters (VOM) and non-contact voltage testers to properly test for energized electrical circuits.
Understand mechanical fastener types, application and installation procedures. Select and install various types of fasteners.
Handle, dispense and apply various types of lubricants.
Understand types, properties, storage, handling and application of basic lubricants, and the use of typical lubricant charts.
Understand basic machine shop skills and machine safety.
Understand and participate in TPM initiatives.
Understand hydraulic valve configuration, operation, and components.
Understand pneumatic valve configuration, operation, and components.
Weld, braze, solder and cut metal.
Perform the basic tasks in preparing for an arc welding job.
Use block and tackle, chain hoists, slings, levelers, come-alongs, jacks, and winches to lift or move equipment.
Inspect heavy lifting hardware and cranes, and help perform heavy lifting jobs.
Inspect, assemble and disassemble scaffolding.
Function and proper use of basic lifting equipment, including block and tackle.
Understand basic components of blueprints including scales, symbols and dimensions.