Maintenance Mechanic

Pilot Chemical•Cincinnati, OH

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic supports the facility’s Engineering and Operations Department by performing general plant maintenance and repairs, preventive maintenance, and equipment upkeep. The role also involves completing maintenance documentation, supporting plant safety and emergency response, and working independently on a variety of maintenance assignments. Work hours are assigned, and the mechanic must be available for emergency call-ins when required and participate in a rotating on-call schedule.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 2 years of experience in a manufacturing plant maintenance department.
Clear verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to work as a team player and maintain good working relationships with company personnel.
Service-oriented, self-motivated, and able to work independently while contributing to continuous improvement.
Ability to reach all plant work areas, including climbing ladders, walking catwalks, and working at heights of up to 50 feet.
Ability to routinely lift up to 50 pounds, open and close large valves, don emergency equipment, and evacuate promptly if required.
Understanding of the importance of operating procedures, work instructions, and document control.
Mechanical aptitude and thorough knowledge of plant maintenance processes.
Ability to perform a variety of maintenance functions effectively and without rework.
Skill in one or more maintenance trades, including basic electrical, instrumentation, piping, and mechanical work.
Knowledge of and training in competencies designated as essential for the position, such as confined space, LOTO, CPR, and first aid.

Nice To Haves

Experience serving on an Emergency Response Team in a manufacturing environment.
Working knowledge of personal computers and Microsoft software.

Responsibilities

Perform non-certified welding, cutting, and burning.
Troubleshoot and repair pumps and gearboxes.
Align mechanical power transmission couplings and sheaves.
Perform process and utility piping work.
Change out electric motors.
Troubleshoot and perform basic electrical and wiring jobs.
Change out fuses and motor controls.
Calibrate plant measuring and test equipment and maintain its identification and traceability.
Clean and calibrate controls.
Install, calibrate, inspect, and troubleshoot instruments and electrical equipment in accordance with NFPA 70, NFPA 70E, ISA, and Company Standards.
Complete basic building and grounds maintenance.
Inform the maintenance supervisor when parts need to be ordered.
Complete and maintain neat work instructions and forms relating to maintenance, safety, and preventive maintenance.
Work assigned hours, be available for emergency call-ins when required, and participate in a rotating on-call schedule.
Report operational nonconformances and recommend corrective and preventive actions.
Participate in the plant Emergency Response Team.
Perform a variety of maintenance functions effectively and without rework.
Identify, interpret, and use drawings and documentation related to electrical and process controls, including electrical one-line diagrams, elementary diagrams, wiring schematics, control schematics, P&IDs, cause-and-effect diagrams, instrument loop diagrams, and interconnect diagrams.
Handle general plant maintenance assignments without close supervision.