Maintenance A (Union)

IMTT•Lemont, IL

13d

About The Position

The Maintenance Tech is responsible for reporting all injuries, no matter how minor. Must maintain a clean, safe, and non-hostile work environment. The position must demonstrate “technical” lock out tag out (LOTO) procedures. Minimize negative impacts to the environment in all areas of operation. Identify and record problems (non-conformances, incidents and near misses); initiate, provide, implement, and verify solutions to those problems. Ensure continuous improvement in all areas pertaining to the job which include quality, health, safety, security, and environmental.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent
Minimum of 6 months as a Level B Maintenance Operator or 5 years industrial maintenance and pass Level A Exam.
Need to have 1,000 hours on the job training in the packaging plant or 3 years automation experience.
Experience in maintenance functions
Valid Driver’s License
TWIC (Transportation Workers Identification Credentials) for access to IMTT’s terminal locations.
Basic carpentry skills; to include woodworking, tiling, sheet metal and painting
Mechanical pipe threading, cutting, fitting, and brazing
Read prints and schematic diagrams
Clear and concise written and verbal communication skills in the English language.
Ability to understand written and verbal communication in the English language.
Ability to make decisions in a variable environment.
Ability to communicate with all other terminal departments.
Experience in the use of computers including Microsoft Office software (Excel and Word).
Have a good knowledge of sound engineering practices and maintenance management systems
Basic understanding and repair of filling, carton erector, palletizers, shrink wrapping, capping and other packaging machines and their controls

Responsibilities

Remove, rebuild, and reinstall loading arms and swivel joints
Must be able to perform pump and motor removals and re-installation, shimming, coupling and shaft alignment with little to no supervision.
Safe and effective usage and maintenance of electric and pneumatic power tools
Must have knowledge of mechanical pipe threading equipment, cutting, fitting and pipe size recognition and proper routing and bracing of pipe runs.
Must have knowledge of mechanical pipe / tube fitting and brazing.
Must have knowledge of pump seals, pump packing, inspection, removal, and installation.
Must have knowledge of the replacement of valves and gearboxes.
Packing inspection, removal and replacement on valves and rotating equipment.
Must have knowledge of power transmission equipment troubleshooting and repair, to include removal and installation of belts, pulleys, chains, sprockets, gears and mechanical drives.
Must have welding on pipe and flat stock and safe torch usage.
Troubleshooting, repair, and performance of preventive maintenance of air compressors and dryers, including oil filter and various component replacements
Basic understanding and repair of boiler controls and operations.
Inspection and installation of steam traps and tracing.
Basic carpentry skills; to include woodworking, tiling, sheet metal and painting.
Conveyor roller and belt inspection, repair, and installation.
Perform lubrication of pumps, bearings, valves, and rotating equipment.
Install pipe installation and metal jacketing.
Replace light bulbs
Proper operation of lift trucks, high-lift equipment, bobcat, and boom truck operation.
Perform parts and maintenance area cleaning.
Report short comings of inventory, tools, and parts regularly.
Perform repairs to lift and pick-up trucks, i.e., oil and other fluid/filter changes, paint touch-up, brake replacement.
Filter and meter troubleshooting, repair, installation, and replacement.
Understanding of packaging machines and their controls - troubleshooting and repair of filling, carton erector, palletizers, shrink wrapping, capping and other packaging machines and their controls.
Complete the Meter and Temperature Control Report (BLNK270) daily.
Dump garbage and clean the boiler room as needed.
Learn and keep all necessary maintenance logs and PM/WO paperwork updated and recorded, where applicable
Assist and observe higher level Mechanics and Electricians for on-the-job training purposes.
Have knowledge of proper usage of loading equipment, i.e., chain falls, pulleys, wenches, and load moving equipment for rigging and tail lines.
Must be able to enter confined spaces and provide confined space entry rescue for minor tank repairs – will have CSE / CSR Training.
Perform electrical system troubleshooting and repairs, including circuit design and protection device selection and installation, up to three phase 480 volts
Install and repair electrical heat tape
Install, repair, and troubleshoot lighting, fans and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)