Maintenance Mechanic - Third Shift

OSI Group•West Chicago, IL

10d•$24 - $36•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic is an individual contributor responsible for executing job order assignments, maintaining machinery in efficient operating condition, and performing troubleshooting functions. This role requires the ability to read and interpret schematics and manuals, communicate effectively, and perform welding and fabrication duties. The mechanic will service and troubleshoot electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems, utilize machine shop tools, and maintain production lines for optimal efficiency. Additionally, the role involves performing preventative maintenance, training other team members, assisting with troubleshooting across all grade levels, and adhering to safety procedures.

Requirements

Knowledge of inverters and proximity switches is required.
Must be able to service and troubleshoot equipment.
Must be able to read blueprints.
Possess basic refrigeration knowledge.
Basic knowledge of welding and fabrication techniques.
Must have knowledge of electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic systems.

Nice To Haves

3-5 years of experience in related field is preferred.
An Associate’s Degree in mechanical and/or industrial engineering is preferred.

Responsibilities

Execute job order assignments and keep accurate job order records.
Perform troubleshooting functions to keep machinery in efficient running and/or operating condition.
Read and interpret schematics and manuals pertaining to equipment.
Communicate effectively verbally and in writing.
Perform welding and fabrication duties as required to service equipment.
Service and troubleshoot electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems.
Utilize machine shop tools, i.e. micrometers, dial indicators, etc. to service equipment.
Service and maintain production lines so they can operate efficiently.
Perform preventative maintenance (PM) schedules as assigned.
Perform on-the-job training of other maintenance team members.
Assist team members in all grade levels with trouble shooting.
Understand and practice appropriate safety procedures, including education, training, use of protective equipment, and following safety policies, regulations, standards, and laws.
Perform other duties as assigned.