Maintenance Tech

Orizon Aerostructures•Olathe, KS

17d

About The Position

The Maintenance Tech performs equipment maintenance and repairs in a production facility. Level I responsibilities include basic electrical and mechanical maintenance, scheduled preventive maintenance, support for emergency and scheduled production-equipment repairs, and maintaining safe and orderly work areas. The technician reviews the daily maintenance schedule and completes work promptly while minimizing production interference. Overtime, including weekends, may be required. Level II technicians perform all Level I responsibilities and additional duties, including equipment-condition inspections, identifying deficiencies and faulty equipment, obtaining parts, using diagnostic tools, updating maintenance and inventory records in Syteline, performing machine repairs with little or no supervision, and planning preventive and planned maintenance for facility machines.

Responsibilities

Perform basic electrical and mechanical maintenance on equipment.
Perform scheduled basic preventive maintenance on machines.
Follow applicable safety practices and procedures and comply with relevant federal, state, and local codes, regulations, and requirements.
Review the daily maintenance schedule and complete jobs promptly while minimizing interference with production.
Assist with emergency or unscheduled production-equipment repairs and perform scheduled maintenance during machine service.
Maintain good housekeeping in all areas and handle company equipment with care.
Respond promptly to inquiries and follow up as needed.
Work overtime when required, including weekends.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Maintenance Supervisor or Production Support Manager.
For Level II: Inspect equipment and components for proper maintenance under warranty agreements; identify equipment deficiencies and help prevent recurrence.
For Level II: Identify faulty equipment and acquire or request parts and equipment needed to complete repairs.
For Level II: Use electrical and electronic diagnostic equipment, such as multimeters and infrared scanning tools, as needed to service equipment.
For Level II: Access and update Syteline inventory tracking and documentation, including clocking in and out of work orders, documenting materials used, and helping manage minimum and maximum inventory levels.
For Level II: Perform mechanical maintenance and repairs on all facility machines with little or no supervision.
For Level II: Plan preventive and planned maintenance for all machines.