Jr. Maintenance Tech
About The Position
Responsible for learning maintenance procedures and troubleshooting techniques in the following categories: Industrial, Electrical, PLC, Mechanical, Pneumatics, and Hydraulics. Troubleshoots and repairs equipment that involve basic electrical issues such as resetting breakers, replacing fuses, replacing motors and sensors. Observes, learns, and demonstrates the basic working knowledge of industrial computerized controls, variable speed drives, level sensors, limit switches, pressure switches, proximity sensors, photo-electric sensors, IEC style contractors and starters. Escalates complex troubleshooting issues to Maintenance Technician I or higher. Learns safe and effective rigging. Coordinates operations with production, shipping, and other departments, as required. Follows all safety and PPE requirements, policies, and procedures. Performs weekly lubrication of plant processes and ancillary equipment. Learns PM (Preventive Maintenance) process and how to complete required paperwork. Disassembles and reassembles pumps, as well as replaces pumps and valves. Learns and demonstrates the proper procedures for splices and repairing conveyor belts. Assists with replacement and alignment of gearboxes, belts, chains, sprockets, and pulleys. Works, in an assisted capacity, as the on-duty line maintenance operator; responding to all line calls and complete the daily maintenance call log. Assists senior technicians with mechanical and electrical repairs. Researches and sources materials and parts. Identifies and utilizes established resources. Performs other duties as required.
Requirements
- Minimum of 1-year previous experience in a related capacity or vocational school/ other industrial training program may suffice.
Nice To Haves
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Teams, and Outlook.
- High School Diploma or equivalent.
- FIIX software experience.
Responsibilities
- Learn maintenance procedures and troubleshooting techniques in Industrial, Electrical, PLC, Mechanical, Pneumatics, and Hydraulics.
- Troubleshoot and repair equipment with basic electrical issues (resetting breakers, replacing fuses, motors, sensors).
- Observe, learn, and demonstrate working knowledge of industrial computerized controls, variable speed drives, level sensors, limit switches, pressure switches, proximity sensors, photo-electric sensors, IEC style contractors and starters.
- Escalate complex troubleshooting issues to Maintenance Technician I or higher.
- Learn safe and effective rigging.
- Coordinate operations with production, shipping, and other departments.
- Follow all safety and PPE requirements, policies, and procedures.
- Perform weekly lubrication of plant processes and ancillary equipment.
- Learn the PM (Preventive Maintenance) process and how to complete required paperwork.
- Disassemble and reassemble pumps, and replace pumps and valves.
- Learn and demonstrate proper procedures for splices and repairing conveyor belts.
- Assist with replacement and alignment of gearboxes, belts, chains, sprockets, and pulleys.
- Work in an assisted capacity as the on-duty line maintenance operator, responding to line calls and completing the daily maintenance call log.
- Assist senior technicians with mechanical and electrical repairs.
- Research and source materials and parts.
- Identify and utilize established resources.
- Perform other duties as required.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
