Maintenance Tech

Kloeckner•Indianapolis, IN

11d

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician coordinates OEM equipment preventive maintenance service work and internal breakdowns, addresses immediate operational and safety concerns, and ensures equipment and machines are in good working order. The role covers facility and production equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, maintenance documentation, and spare-parts inventory. The technician works with OEM manufacturers, internal engineering, production scheduling, and outside contractors.

Requirements

High school degree and technical background required.
At least 2 years of mechanical experience.
Strong background in electrical systems, including wiring schematics, hydraulics, air brakes, diesel engines, transmissions, and clutches.
Strong communication skills and ability to work well with others and exchange skills and knowledge with company employees.
Ability to work without direct supervision and independently.
Ability to lift heavy mechanical components and work outdoors in all types of weather.
Ability to pass a physical examination for vision, hearing, and mobility.
Detail-oriented, with a strong focus on precision and quality.
Demonstrated reliable work history.

Nice To Haves

Trade or vocational school education.
Agricultural and/or automotive mechanical experience.
Class A CDL.
Service shop experience.

Responsibilities

Complete preventive maintenance requests for facility and operational equipment, coordinating with OEMs on production equipment including lasers, plasma/flame equipment, press brakes, CNC mills, and fork trucks up to 45,000-pound capacity.
Identify sources of problems by observing mechanical devices in operation and working with OEM manufacturers.
Perform facility maintenance tasks and coordinate with outside contractors.
Control downtime by informing the production scheduler about routine preventive maintenance performed by OEM manufacturers or internal maintenance.
Fabricate repair parts using internal engineering and company equipment.
Maintain spare-parts inventory provided by OEMs.
Use equipment and supplies as needed to conserve maintenance resources.
Work with equipment OEM manufacturers to troubleshoot and address sudden breakdowns.
Prepare mechanical maintenance information, including work-order requests, and document it in company maintenance software.
Maintain technical knowledge by attending educational workshops and building networks with equipment and parts suppliers.
Maintain a safe and clean working environment by following procedures, rules, and regulations.
Contribute to the team by completing related tasks.