The Injection Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for completing daily assigned jobs, making tactical decisions based on situational conflicts and machine priorities, and understanding plant priorities. This role requires effective communication with the production floor via radio, recognizing the maintenance team's role in supporting production to meet external customer needs. The mechanic will manage Preventative Maintenance (PMs) and parts for assigned lines, track machine performance to increase productivity, and ensure PMs are accurately completed and entered into the computer system, including the FMS logbook. They will create and update work orders, manage parts tracking with the purchasing team, and schedule major PMs. Additionally, the role involves performing weekly PM Audits, administering the MRO program, organizing the stock room, and developing a critical/consumable parts audit for their lines. Maintaining cleanliness of machinery, equipment, and shop areas, leading 5S projects, and participating in SMED events are also key responsibilities. The mechanic will update and create changeover sheets, participate in specialty team meetings, focus on continuous improvement, and act as a point of contact for aftermarket vendors. They will assist the injection/blow team with changeovers and PMs, and train operators and technicians. The role also includes creating BIC Work Instructions, enforcing BIC standards, ensuring machines are running efficiently before leaving, communicating issues, and setting an example for safety. The mechanic will complete monthly safety obligations, focus on quality, and uphold Amcor's GMP policies. Other duties may be assigned by management.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED