The Maintenance Tech performs mechanical and electrical repairs on major plant equipment and supports other maintenance associates. The role fabricates, welds, and cuts materials; installs and repairs piping; and uses hand and power tools. It tests and inspects plant electrical equipment, sizes and installs electrical components, and installs conduit and wiring. The technician also installs, cleans, repairs, replaces, assembles, and lubricates mechanical equipment; troubleshoots faults; and performs preventive maintenance. The role requires understanding equipment operation, diagnosing and correcting complex machine issues, planning repairs to minimize production interruptions, adjusting equipment for optimal operation, and preparing procedures or sketches as needed. The technician executes work orders, documents work and parts used, determines and orders job materials, and communicates job status to coworkers and other associates. The position also requires safe work practices, including lockout/tagout, use of barriers and personal protective equipment, safe work at heights, and proper operation of forklifts, scissors lifts, and ladders. The technician assists and educates junior maintenance associates and performs other work requested by a supervisor or manager. The job is conducted in a manufacturing setting and office environment. It involves frequent standing and moving, climbing ladders during an eight-hour shift, and occasional adjusted schedules or weekend hours to meet deadlines.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED