Maintenance Generalist Eagle Mountain A shift MG01

Tyson Foods•Eagle Mountain, UT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

General maintenance technicians are responsible for keeping machinery running to maintain safe, reliable, and efficient production. Must be able to complete computerized training programs using the Tyson SAP software. General maintenance candidates will be expected to master skills in the area of equipment installation, maintaining, inspecting, and repairing the following: hydraulic systems, plumbing systems, air systems, and electrical devices, reading P&IDs, some operation of powered industrial lifting equipment, and any other equipment or systems as needed, and interface with operation personnel. Must be able to use math as needed to complete work-related computations for machinery speeds and ratios, fluid capacities, critical dimensions, etc. Must be willing to bend, kneel, twist, reach, and move around the department and have the ability to work on the floor and on or under industrial equipment. Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. if required. To be qualified for maintenance, candidates must be willing and able to complete all required skilled trades training courses necessary for the required time period. Must be able to communicate effectively in both verbal and written form to: Understand safety instructions. Complete computer-based training materials. Document maintenance-related activities using company systems.

Requirements

At least twelve months of Industrial Maintenance experience in (2) two or more of the following disciplines: Rotation Machines, Pneumatics, Hydraulics, Electrical Distribution, Motor Control, Construction, Automotive or powered industrial trucks, plumbing, HVAC, prime power (experience may be from multiple employers as long as it totals at least (12) twelve months).
Completion of an Industrial Maintenance/Automation technology certificate from a US based technical School with classroom and hands-on training will be considered in lieu of experience.
A combination of practical experience and formal education will also be considered.
Flexible schedule is necessary. Hours may vary based on production needs.
Able to read, write, and interpret equipment manuals and technical instructions where required.
Oral and written communication skills required.
Basic computer skills required.
Must be able to practice safety standards, policies, and procedures.
Must be willing and able to perform the physical requirements of the job with or without a reasonable accommodation.

Nice To Haves

Formal industrial technical training from an accredited skilled trades program such as industrial maintenance, mechatronics, or advanced manufacturing.

Responsibilities

Keeping machinery running to maintain safe, reliable, and efficient production.
Completing computerized training programs using the Tyson SAP software.
Mastering skills in equipment installation, maintaining, inspecting, and repairing hydraulic systems, plumbing systems, air systems, and electrical devices.
Reading P&IDs.
Operating powered industrial lifting equipment.
Interfacing with operation personnel.
Using math for work-related computations.
Bending, kneeling, twisting, reaching, and moving around the department.
Working on the floor and on or under industrial equipment.
Lifting up to 50 lbs. if required.
Completing all required skilled trades training courses.
Communicating effectively in both verbal and written form.
Understanding safety instructions.
Completing computer-based training materials.
Documenting maintenance-related activities using company systems.