Maintenance Apprentice - 1st Year - 3rd Shift

Raynor•Dixon, IL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a 1st Year, 3rd Shift Maintenance Apprentice position. The role requires the ability to use common hand and power tools, weld, cut, and braze using oxy/acetylene and Mig equipment. The apprentice will also need to read 2D blueprints and parts diagrams, cut and thread pipe, and specify and run EMT conduit. Troubleshooting electrical control systems using measurement tools and reading schematics is essential. Basic knowledge of digital logic and numbering systems is required, along with the ability to use current software for electrical diagrams and PLC troubleshooting. The position is full-time and hourly, with a pay rate of $18.00-$24.29 per hour. The company values include delivering service, being positive, embracing family, being a team player, showing integrity, and having grit.

Requirements

Possesses and understands the use of common hand and power tools.
Ability to weld, cut, and braze using oxy/acetylene and Mig equipment.
Ability to read 2 D dimensional blue prints and parts diagrams.
Ability to cut and thread pipe up to 2 inches in diameter.
Ability to specify and to run EMT conduit and related hardware.
Ability to install and troubleshoot electrical control systems through the use of appropriate measurement tools and reading electrical schematics.
Possesses basic knowledge relating to digital logic and the numbering systems used.
Ability to use current software to access and modify electrical diagrams.
Ability to use current software for PLC’s and associated control modules to aid in troubleshooting the equipment and machinery.
Must be physically able to perform the work of the trade with reasonable accommodations and without hazard to themselves or others.

Responsibilities

Use common hand and power tools.
Weld, cut, and braze using oxy/acetylene and Mig equipment.
Read 2D dimensional blueprints and parts diagrams.
Cut and thread pipe up to 2 inches in diameter.
Specify and run EMT conduit and related hardware.
Install and troubleshoot electrical control systems through the use of appropriate measurement tools and reading electrical schematics.
Use current software to access and modify electrical diagrams.
Use current software for PLC’s and associated control modules to aid in troubleshooting the equipment and machinery.