Maintenance Tech

Orizon Aerostructures•Olathe, KS

16d

About The Position

The Maintenance Tech performs equipment maintenance and repairs at Level I or Level II. Level I work includes basic electrical and mechanical maintenance, scheduled preventative maintenance, supporting emergency and scheduled production-equipment repairs, and ensuring work is completed safely and with minimal disruption to production. Level II technicians perform Level I responsibilities and additionally inspect equipment, help identify and prevent recurring deficiencies, source parts, use diagnostic equipment, maintain work-order and inventory records in Syteline, independently repair facility machines, and plan preventive and planned maintenance.

Requirements

Ability to perform basic electrical and mechanical equipment maintenance.
Ability to perform scheduled preventative maintenance on machines.
Ability to comply with applicable safety practices, procedures, codes, regulations, and requirements.
For Level II: ability to use electrical/electronic diagnostic equipment such as multimeters and infrared scanning tools.
For Level II: ability to perform mechanical maintenance and repairs on all facility machines with little or no supervision.
For Level II: ability to use Syteline for inventory tracking and work-order documentation.

Responsibilities

Perform basic electrical and mechanical maintenance on equipment.
Perform basic preventative maintenance on machines according to schedule.
Follow applicable safety practices, procedures, codes, regulations, and requirements.
Review the daily maintenance schedule and complete jobs promptly with minimal 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.
Inspect equipment and components for proper maintenance under warranty agreements.
Help identify equipment deficiencies and prevent their recurrence.
Identify faulty equipment and request or acquire parts and equipment needed for repairs.
Use electrical and electronic diagnostic equipment, such as multimeters and infrared scanning tools, as needed.
Access and update the Syteline inventory tracking system and documentation, including clocking in and out of work orders, documenting materials used, and assisting with min/max inventory levels.
Perform mechanical maintenance and repairs on all facility machines with little or no supervision.
Plan preventive and planned maintenance for all machines.