Lubrication Technician - Greenville, SC

Michelin•Greenville, SC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Lubrication Technician is a technical wage position that plans, organizes, directs, and performs lubrication and mechanical maintenance to maximize production while assuring product quality standards are met at the assigned facility. These positions require working rotating shifts in a 24 hour manufacturing operation.

Requirements

Associates Degree in MET, Mechatronics, or similar curriculum OR 3 years experience in Industrial Maintenance OR Military Experience in a maintenance discipline.

Responsibilities

Follows all Safety rules and regulations for a safe work environment
Coordinates and participates in PMs
Establishes machine repair priorities.
Inputs and manages data for the maintenance management database
Understands and troubleshoots machinery in assigned areas of the Manufacturing process.
Interfaces with all related functions (ie. Production, Quality, Engineering, Support).
Performs Lockout/Tagout procedures whenever working on equipment.
Responsible for timely technical progression to achieve job level expectations.
Appreciates the impact of his/her maintenance repairs on quality, uniformity, and productivity.
Performs repairs and/or PMs knowing that they have a direct bearing on tire uniformity and quality.
Performs assigned duties assigned by supervisor.
Exemplarity in the implementation of the safety arrangements for themself and those around them, and for the equipment (including hygiene rules associated with the products handled)
Respect of the operational control plan (including examination of the environmental impact of all its actions)
Effectiveness of all interventions (anomalies detection, inspection and work within an optimized time, …)
Quality of inspections and preventive work to ensure the availability and sustainability of the equipment (including predictive maintenance actions)
Efficiency of all interventions (resources used, optimized consumption of lubricants, energy saving)
Environmental impact of interventions and work done (no pollution due to the intervention, leakage reduction, packaging and identification of lubricants, ...)
Participation in scheduled maintenance work
Collection and shipment of lubricant samples for analysis compliant
Supply and consumption of optimized lubricants