Maintenance Electro-Mechanical Apprentice

HP Hood•Oneida, NY

2d•$24 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Electro-Mechanical Apprentice will develop technical and industrial expertise to ensure customer, team member, and vendor satisfaction. The Maintenance Electronic Apprentice does this by developing his own skills to ensure facility equipment is operating on all shifts at maximum efficiency with minimum downtime in order to maintain productivity. The Maintenance Electro/Mechanical Apprentice builds their own competence in the areas of manufacturing equipment, PLC and other electronic/mechanical functions in the facility. The Maintenance Electro/Mechanical Apprentice completes these functions in the support of the manufacture and distribution of dairy related products.

Requirements

Minimum High School Diploma, or GED
Must have Mechanical Aptitude
Must be a self-starter
Ability to apply basic mathematical concepts such as adding, counting, subtracting, multiplying, dividing and knowledge of weights and measure, to sufficiently handle job tasks
Able to engage in and further develop critical thinking skills related to mechanical and industrial troubleshooting and intervention.
Understand and respond appropriately to basic employee, vendor, and customer inquiries.
Read, write, and communicate using English language sufficient to perform job functions
Knowledge of company's mission, purpose, goals and your role in achieving each of them.
Ability to operate facility equipment as required in assigned area.
Satisfactorily complete all company training requirements.
Ability to interpret company documents and literature and UPC/code information
Responsible for reporting to work in a condition to work.
Responsible for ensuring compliance with GMP dress code standards by wearing company issued uniform.
Comply with performance criteria, standards of conduct as contained in company policy, employment procedures and responsibilities as described in the company handbook.
Maintain a safe work environment at all times and immediately report and take appropriate action to correct safety issues.
Responsible for completing all assigned apprenticeship classes and on the job activities.
Requires morning, afternoon and overnight availability any day of the week based on assigned shift.
Throughout the program will follow a rotating crew schedule that will be on all four crews by end of program.
May be required to travel for training.
Will be working in a traditional food manufacturing facility.
May be subject to exposure to ingredients used in the manufacture of food products including allergens.
May be subject to exposure to chemicals involved in the manufacture and sanitation of a food processing facility.
Ability to move throughout all areas of the facility including but not limited to office, production, and warehouse environments. Including the outside perimeter of the building including the roof, catwalks, terrain, and confined spaces.
Able to wear all necessary personal protective equipment to perform job functions.
Stand and/or sit continuously and perform job functions for a full shift with meal break.
Physically able to stand, bend, stoop, kneel, reach, twist, lift, push, pull, climb, balance, crouch, handle, and move items weighing up to 50 pounds without assistance and move objects exceeding 50 pounds with reasonable accommodations.
Visual acuity corrected to perform job functions.
Responsible for reporting to work at scheduled times and communicating tardiness and absences with the assigned manager/coordinator prior to the occurrence.

Nice To Haves

Other preferences will be given for special language skills when there is a business need.

Responsibilities

Responsible for achieving assigned goals in the areas of maintenance, efficiency, safety, food quality, job performance, and cost control.
Responsible for complying with GMP's, SOP's, corporate and/or plant policies, rules, and regulations.
Effectively learns and develops skills related to ensuring facility equipment is operating on all assigned shifts at maximum efficiency with minimum downtime, to maintain overall productivity.
Builds own competence in the areas of manufacturing equipment, PLC and other electronic/mechanical functions in the facility.
Develops technical skills in various capacities, specifically equipment operation, electrical troubleshooting, preventive maintenance (PM), supporting PLC and mechanical troubleshooting and repair.
Learns how to perform Preventive Maintenance Functions on all facility equipment and begins light to intermediate PM tasks based on skill advancement.
Learns how to operate various types of equipment to include, but not limited to electrical meters for troubleshooting, PIT, and various personal hand tools. May also include the operation of any or all shop and manufacturing equipment.
Gains knowledge of all equipment operation and energy sources as related to safe lock out tag out.
Learns how to analyze and take appropriate action on problems associated with manufacturing equipment.
Learns how to troubleshoot electro/mechanical issues when they occur including, but not limited to, installation, diagnosis, calibration, maintenance/repair of equipment and electronic devices.
Learns how to inspect and operate material handling equipment: Stretch wrap machines, forklift, VNA, reach trucks & hand trucks and changes batteries in a safe manner.
Covers breaks and lunches and other staffing needs as assigned by their manager/coordinator.
Compliant with all legal requirements concerning dairy processing, SQF guidelines, and food safety on their assigned shift and reports concerns to their manager/coordinator.
Works in a safe manner and reports safety concerns promptly to their manager/coordinator and takes corrective actions.
Ensures work areas are sanitary and strictly adheres to sanitation practices.
Communicates effectively between shifts and other departments.
Other duties as assigned by your manager/coordinator.