Machinist /Millwright

Endo•Saint Louis, MO

7d•$43•Onsite

About The Position

The Machinist/Millwright is responsible for completing the troubleshooting, repair, and replacement of the mechanical process equipment in his/her area. The successful candidate must be a self-motivated problem solver, mathematically competent, team oriented, and blueprint literate. He/she should have proven experience in repairing pumps, gear reducers, agitators, conveyors, centrifuges, filter presses, blowers, and compressors. He/she must be knowledgeable in hydraulics, pneumatics, power transmission, mechanical seals, precision measurement instruments, and bearing installations. The successful candidate should possess the ability to conduct preventive and predictive maintenance procedures, troubleshoot equipment failures, complete production machine set-ups and change-overs, and implement corrective actions to improve equipment reliability.

Requirements

Education: Associates degree in Applied Science or equivalent certification program from a technical school with an emphasis on a machinist field of study preferred. Equivalent relevant years of experience in these fields of study will also be considered.
Experience: Minimum of one to three years’ experience (five to seven years’ experience preferred) as a maintenance technician in a manufacturing facility; experience with FDA regulations and cGMP guidelines is preferred.
Experience with rotating equipment, pumps, gearbox rebuilds, and bearing replacements is essential.
Working knowledge of confined space entry and related OSHA safety practices is preferred
Skills/Competencies: Experience with glass-lined equipment and a Computer Maintenance Management System is preferred (Maximo preferred).
The Machinist/Millwright will work primarily in a manufacturing environment on a rotating shift schedule (12 hour shift, four on and four off).
Manufacturing areas are not climate controlled.
During summer months, building exhaust fans provide ventilation.
Chemicals handled include acids and bases, organic solvents, and inorganic compounds.
Chemicals may have characteristic odors or hazardous properties that require special handling.
Office and manufacturing environments may require use of personal protective equipment such as a hard hat, safety glasses, and work boots. Additional PPE may be required on some occasions.

Nice To Haves

Experience with HVAC equipment and their controls is a plus.
Having earned a CFC certification is also a plus.

Responsibilities

Diagnose plant equipment problems.
Implement equipment modifications and/or replacements.
Perform predictive and preventive maintenance procedures.
Conduct routine repairs to mechanical equipment in accordance with all plant work instructions and safety procedures.
Conduct safety observations as needed.
Operate a milling machine, drill press, and surface grinders in the repair of mechanical equipment.
Conduct repairs of pumps, agitators, centrifuges, blowers, presses, conveyors, and gear boxes.
Conduct precision measurements and machining of mechanical parts to tight tolerances.
Conduct routine installations of pumps, gearboxes, agitators, and mechanical seals.
Conduct troubleshooting of hydraulic, pneumatic, and power transmission systems.
Complete pre-task analyses for his/her maintenance activities.
Complete production machine set-ups and change-overs.
Other duties as assigned.
Must be able to stand and walk for long periods of time while working.
For certain positions, individuals must be able to wear a respirator.
Individuals will be subject to extensive security background check, educational, employment and post-offer physical exam and drug test.
Extensive training will be required in order to meet all regulatory, safety and security requirements.
Must be able to lift up to fifty (50) pounds unassisted on a regular basis.
Must be willing to work a rotating shift schedule including nights and weekends