Maintenance Generalist 2nd Shift Waverly NE

Tyson•Waverly, NE

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Generalist is responsible for troubleshooting, repairs, and technical support across all phases of operations, including preventative maintenance. The role works with production equipment and machines to maintain optimal performance, complete maintenance work orders, and restore equipment to operating condition while following safety guidelines. This is a second-shift position in Waverly, Nebraska, with rotating 12-hour shifts on a 2-2-3 schedule. The listed B shift runs from 5:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m., or until assigned work is completed. Pay is $22.35–$31.95 based on experience, with a $2 attendance bonus and a $3 shift differential for B shift.

Requirements

Have thorough knowledge of troubleshooting techniques.
Be able to work independently, pay attention to detail, and solve practical problems.
Have a good safety and attendance record and strong interpersonal skills.
Demonstrate skills with AC/DC circuits and industrial electrical systems.
Have experience with electrical safety and lockout/tagout processes and procedures.
Know the theory and application of electronic devices such as industrial semiconductors, solid-state drives, and industrial control systems.
Have experience operating PLC systems and control and data-collection instrumentation and transducers.
Have working knowledge of tools and components used to maintain and repair mechanical systems, including bearings, gears, clutches, belts, and seals.
Be able to troubleshoot and maintain hydraulic and pneumatic components and systems.
Be able to repair pumps and fluid-control systems.
Communicate effectively and have computer skills.
Be willing and able to perform the physical requirements of the job, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Have 1–2 years of experience in facility maintenance and/or as an automotive mechanic.

Nice To Haves

Certification in any technical field or techniques.
Associate degree in Mechanics/Automotive or Electrical Technology.
Some training in electrical principles and troubleshooting.
Basic microcomputer skills to understand microprocessor operation and interfacing.
PLC experience including basic system configuration, relay-equivalent instructions, timers, counters, data manipulation, data communications, advanced programming commands, interfacing, troubleshooting, application, and program development.
Training or demonstrated skills in electronic motor-drive technologies, including servo motors, encoders, tachometers, electronic and mechanical brakes and clutches, closed-loop systems, DC servo, AC variable frequency, AC servo, and stepper systems.
Ability to use test equipment such as multimeters, meggers, vibration-analysis equipment, infrared scanners, and sonic testers.
General knowledge of Microsoft Office.

Responsibilities

Set up equipment and machines for optimal performance throughout the production day.
Adjust production machines and related equipment according to maintenance schedules, manufacturers’ service manuals, and production tolerances.
Inspect machines and troubleshoot to detect potential malfunctions.
Replace repaired parts or install new parts to restore machines to operating condition.
Lubricate grease fittings and moving machine parts, and perform other preventive maintenance as directed by supervisors.
Complete preventive maintenance and work orders in a timely manner.
Work within safety guidelines at all times.
Perform other duties as assigned.