Maintenance Mechanic I- Pail 2nd Shift

Mauser Packaging Solutions•Chicago, IL

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic I performs entry-level maintenance and repair work on production equipment. The role involves working from blueprints, manuals, schedules, and instructions; setting up, operating, and maintaining equipment; making tooling and operating adjustments; inspecting sample units and production quality; and troubleshooting, repairing, testing, and maintaining equipment. The employee also assists and instructs operators, performs basic preventive maintenance, completes maintenance records, and supports safe, clean, and orderly operations. The role requires judgment and initiative, and includes making recommendations when work issues arise. Additional duties may be assigned by management.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience and 25% knowledge of equipment.
Knowledge of repair procedures and equipment operation equivalent to 1–2 years of applied trades training.
Ability to use mathematics and analytically interpret complicated prints.
Ability to use precision measuring instruments such as micrometers and calipers.
Ability to exercise judgment.
Must comply with quality and PPE requirements and understand the importance of following safety policies and procedures.
Physical agility and strength.

Responsibilities

Work from blueprints, manuals, schedules, and instructions.
Set up and maintain punch presses, conveyor systems, compo liners, curlers, automatic tape machines, and other equipment.
Set tooling and make equipment adjustments.
Operate equipment, run sample units, check units, and make required operating adjustments.
Instruct and assist operators as necessary.
Troubleshoot and repair equipment, diagnose problems, disassemble equipment, determine repair needs, obtain or requisition parts, reassemble, and test equipment.
Clean and lubricate equipment and maintain automatic lubrication systems.
Monitor press line operations and check the quality of units being produced.
Perform entry-level duties and basic preventive maintenance, including lubrication, replacing air hoses, and making minor adjustments to running equipment.
Complete required maintenance records.
Notify a supervisor of unusual equipment or operating problems.
Help relieve operators for lunch and breaks.
Use precision measuring instruments, common hand and power tools, hand carts, and a forklift truck.
Follow safety rules and keep the work area clean and orderly.
Perform other duties as assigned.