Maintenance Support

DeLine Box & Display•Denver, CO

3d•$25 - $30

About The Position

The Maintenance Support Technician installs, dismantles, assembles, troubleshoots, diagnoses, repairs, and maintains machinery and equipment used to manufacture and convert corrugated board. The role ensures equipment runs properly and meets operational and specification requirements, supporting production, quality, and safety expectations. This is a third-shift position with hours from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. The technician performs equipment repairs and preventive maintenance, maintains repair and inventory records, supports housekeeping and workplace safety, and may back up other maintenance shifts or positions as needed. On-the-job training is provided to develop the ability to work independently.

Requirements

Excellent mechanical and electrical aptitude for repairing and installing parts and equipment.
Knowledge of industrial mathematics, including arithmetic, algebra, geometry, measurement, and unit conversion.
Ability to monitor machinery and equipment, detect malfunctions, and take corrective action or make improvements.
Ability to read and interpret company policies, safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and service or repair manuals in English.
Ability to communicate effectively in spoken and written English.
Familiarity with basic clock-in and clock-out functions in an enterprise system.
Ability to select appropriate tools, diagnostic equipment, and other resources for the job.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, and schematic drawings.
Ability to operate or control forklifts, cranes, hoists, and man lifts.
Ability to troubleshoot equipment failures, identify causes, and determine solutions.
Ability to manage time efficiently and provide timely maintenance and repair service.
Forklift certificate or license.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in mechanical technology or a related field.
Knowledge of corrugated and converting machines and ancillary equipment used in packaging and display manufacturing, including their design, uses, repair, and maintenance.
Knowledge of mechanical power variables, including speed, power, torque, horsepower, and mechanical forces, and the ability to select suitable power components, evaluate machine efficiency, and determine when components should be replaced.

Responsibilities

Assist with diagnostic testing and troubleshoot equipment and component failures; observe equipment operation, inspect components, identify causes of failure, and reassemble equipment after repairs or maintenance.
Repair and install machine parts, equipment, and systems, including power transmission components, conveyors, motors, controls, fluid systems, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, robotics, circuit boards, PLCs, and related equipment, following manufacturer specifications and guidelines.
Contact equipment manufacturers or vendors for technical support.
Record production, repair, and maintenance information and complete work orders, purchase orders, and daily maintenance summary reports.
Modify, engineer, or fabricate tools and equipment; use soldering, MIG welding, and stick welding to repair joints or fabricate metal components.
Collect and discard worn machine parts and refuse, and maintain clean machinery and work areas.
Maintain parts, hardware, and tool inventory; notify purchasing when replenishment is needed, assist with cycle counts, communicate with supply vendors, and occasionally make parts runs.
Calibrate equipment electronically and mechanically.
Assist with spill containment and cleanup.
Perform required maintenance under the established preventive maintenance program.
Back up other maintenance shifts or positions as needed.
Oversee and perform daily housekeeping in the maintenance shop and clean work areas after repairs or installations.
Follow and comply with health and safety rules and regulations.