Maintenance Tech II (Weekends Nights)

The Original Cakerie•Aurora, CO

17d

About The Position

The Maintenance Tech II performs troubleshooting, repair, installation, and preventative and corrective maintenance on industrial electromechanical and control systems for utility and production equipment. The role provides technical support for equipment troubleshooting and modifications, supports system startups and operational checkouts, and helps maintain safe, compliant plant operations. The position is identified as a weekend shift role, and the employee must be willing to work any shift schedule, including nights and weekends, and overtime if necessary.

Requirements

Be able to read, interpret, and modify electrical prints and schematics, and document self-created changes.
Have a complete understanding of plant electrical systems, including 24 V to 480 V DC and AC voltage.
Be proficient in electrical installations, conduit, and wiring practices.
Have experience using sensing and control devices.
Take responsibility for workplace safety by ensuring appropriate practices are established and enforced.
Have working knowledge of PLCs, HVAC systems, and pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
Provide own basic tools; specialty tools will be provided by the company.
Have reliable transportation.
Be willing to work any shift schedule, including nights and weekends.
Be willing to work overtime if necessary.
Be able to read and write in English or Spanish.
Successfully complete HACCP Certification.
Have the ability to learn and perform minor machining and welding tasks.

Responsibilities

Adhere to all safety programs and policies.
Troubleshoot, repair, and install low- and high-voltage industrial electromechanical and control systems for utility and production equipment.
Provide technical support and plant leadership for equipment troubleshooting and modifications.
Install, wire, and maintain electrical and control components, including relays, photo-eyes, switches, solenoid valves, motors, starters, VFDs, PLC I/O modules, analog control devices, and safety circuits.
Perform uptime and downtime preventative maintenance according to the master PM schedule.
Perform corrective maintenance work orders.
Independently find, troubleshoot, and repair equipment problems.
Identify I/O points on schematics and locate the associated points on PLCs.
Assist with system startups and operational checkouts, including configuration, wiring, calibration, grounding, and power testing.
Communicate with equipment operators and maintenance staff to determine equipment problems.
Design and lay out circuits; install fixtures, wiring conduits, motors, and other electrical equipment and components.
Write procedures, work instructions, and work orders, and maintain repair records.
Assist with health and safety action plans alongside QA, Safety, and other appropriate groups, and support compliance.
Train new and junior employees within the department.
Support and follow the Lock-Out/Tag-Out program and established workplace safety practices.
Maintain awareness of and follow GMP, safety, and sanitation best practices.