Maintenance Controls Technician - 2nd Shift

Leprino Foods Company•Tracy, CA

About The Position

The Instrument Technician (Controls) is responsible for installing, disassembling, repairing, and maintaining equipment. The Instrument Technician is also responsible for the safe repair and troubleshooting of malfunctioning mechanical, electrical or instrumentation systems, the calibration of instruments, maintaining 5s standards in work areas and tool boxes, and performing mechanical, preventive and predictive maintenance. This position is an active member of the hazmat response team.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years experience in a similar role; associates or 2-year degree in a maintenance related field is preferred
Experience with stainless steel welding and fabrication
Mechanical repairs (including rebuilding of gearboxes and process equipment) experience
PLC trouble shooting experience; experience with AC frequency drives and instrumentation
Basic knowledge of utility equipment and operations (e.g. boiler and refrigeration equipment)
Dairy/food manufacturing experience
Knowledge of government and industrial regulations (e.g. PSM, OSHA, and USDA)
Computer proficiency in email, internet, Microsoft Office software, and computerized maintenance management systems (e.g. SAP)
Prior experience in a similar role with electrical background; experience of pneumatics, electrical controls, and schematic reading
Must be able to understand/adhere to Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's) and Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP's)
Must be able to communicate effectively with others, complete required documentation both in written and electronic form, and to troubleshoot systems
Must be able to perform essential job functions; wear required personal protective equipment; comply with all applicable safety practices
Maintain a clean work area; complete written reports; perform basic and intermediate mathematical calculations; enter data into and pull data from computer systems
Must possess considerable problem-solving ability in dealing with equipment or troubleshooting when supervision is not readily available for consultation
The Instrument Technician must communicate effectively with machine operators, production supervisors, outside contractors and plant maintenance personnel. Good communication with co-workers and oncoming/outgoing shifts is also expected. Must be willing to work any shift.