The Industrial Mechanic installs, relocates, modifies, troubleshoots, diagnoses, adjusts, and repairs plant production and facility equipment and machinery. The role works from blueprints, engineering drawings, schematics, verbal instructions, and detailed repair drawings, and coordinates daily activities with the Department Lead Tech while communicating with colleagues across the organization. The mechanic fabricates, machines, and assembles parts to dimensional specifications using shop equipment and hand tools; performs equipment setup, adjustments, repairs, calibrations, and data entry; and works closely with plant electricians on installation, troubleshooting, and repairs. The position uses the FIIX CMMS to complete preventive maintenance, work orders, and storeroom parts checkout. It also includes limited operation of forklifts and aerial/scissor lifts, maintaining clean and orderly work areas, conducting equipment overhauls with some supervision, and helping train mechanics or other personnel. The role requires intermediate mathematical calculations, completion of required reports and records, and responsibility for safe working conditions and practices. The mechanic must be able to work overtime if required and lift up to 70 pounds and maneuver a 75-pound fuel tank. Other duties related to the overall effort may be assigned.
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