Maintenance Mechanic

CareTria•Charlestown, IN

9h•$24 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for maintaining all facilities and production equipment in a safe, efficient, and quality-conscious manner. The Production Mechanic is responsible for repairs, maintenance, and preventative maintenance on all mechanical equipment within the facility in a cGMP production environment.

Requirements

A good working knowledge of pumps, gearboxes, motors, pneumatics, and hydraulics is necessary.
Knowledge of basic electrical concepts and circuit design.
A basic knowledge of HVAC concepts, condenser and evaporator operation.
Knowledge or fulfillment packaging equipment such as carton sealers (3M), carton erectors (Pearson), conveyors (Interroll)
Knowledge of appropriate precision measuring tools and appropriate use of hand tools and other maintenance tools.
Ability to properly disassemble, clean, repair, and re-assemble complex electro-mechanical devices and equipment.
Ability to fabricate simple parts for corrective maintenance.
Should be a creative problem solver with the ability to systematically troubleshoot in a logical and process-oriented fashion and monitor results to apply them to a particular problem-solving endeavor.
Ability to work independently.
Good organizational skills with the ability to prioritize workload and possesses a strong attention to details.
Must have the ability to read, interpret and understand detailed repair and instruction/service manuals, documents or blueprints.
Minimum of 5 years of related experience as a mechanic in a manufacturing, production or fulfillment environment.
Must possess good mechanical, electronic and computer skills and be comfortable documenting work in a CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System)
Experienced in and comfortable with safe operation of scissor lifts, fork lifts and other material handling equipment normally present in a warehouse.
Process-based technical troubleshooter with logical and methodical approaches to problem solving.
Experience with root cause analysis
Must possess a valid unrestricted driver’s license
High school diploma or general education degree (GED).
One to three years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Nice To Haves

Electro-mechanical aptitude, certification or education preferred

Responsibilities

Primarily responsible for the safe maintenance of the production and facilities equipment.
Evaluates, troubleshoots, maintains, and locks out equipment as necessary. Ensures all original guarding and stops are in place.
Works closely and cooperatively with peers, supervisors, and production employees to make adjustments and repairs as needed to keep the line running smoothly.
Makes adjustments to equipment to satisfy quality or production standards and is held accountable for the machine and equipment performance.
Regularly performs preventative maintenance checks, calibrations, and adjustments to settings to optimize operation or performance. Utilizes checklists and documents all completed work orders on paper or in CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System).
Troubleshoots, disassembles, and inspects equipment to determine the cause of improper operation or machine stoppages.
Cleans and lubricates gears, motors, chains, and bearings.
Coordinates (communicates, calls, schedules) with outside vendors for repairs and preventative maintenance activities which are part of outside service agreements. Escorts, monitors, and ensures work is performed to agreed scope. Inspects services rendered by contractors and completes necessary forms in accordance with inspection duties or with company Standard Operating Procedures.
Works with the Facilities team to successfully integrate new products and technologies into the production stream.
Maintains mechanical, software, and technical upgrades to facilities and production equipment.
Performs a variety of tasks involved with the upkeep of building, grounds, fixtures, utilities, and equipment.
Ensures appropriate change control is in place before proceeding with changes outside like-for-like maintenance.