Maintenance Tech

NewCold•Macon, GA

39d•Onsite

About The Position

At NewCold, we’re shaping the future of the food supply chain. Our warehouses and transport network connect the world’s major food manufacturers with retailers and food service providers. Join a collaborative team of doers, innovators, and engineers who are dedicated to making a real impact. Together with advanced robotics and cutting-edge technology, we’re not just keeping up with the times —we’re pioneering smarter, more sustainable operations to keep the world’s food fresh and safe. To support our rapid growth, we’re constantly looking for talented people to join our team. Want to be a part of a dynamic, forward-thinking environment? Join us! Your role as a Maintenance Tech Key responsibilities: Who we are! We Are NewCold, a global leader in cold chain logistics with a focus on the development and operation of large, highly automated cold storage. Learn more about us at www.newcold.com. Position Overview What you'll do! As the Maintenance Technician I, you will be responsible for performing a broad range of maintenance and repair activities to ensure the warehouse can operate effectively and efficiently. Maintain a professional culture on site and a commitment to Health & Safety, in line with company values.

Requirements

3+ years of work experience in industrial maintenance or related field.
Working knowledge of mechanical systems, including conveyors and related systems.
Working knowledge of electrical systems, including low-voltage, high-voltage 480V, and 3-phase motors.
Must be able to lift 50lbs.
Must be able to work effectively in cold freezer environment.
Must be able to climb 120ft ladder using safety harness.
Frequently will be required to wear SCBA while working, requiring employee to be clean shaven.
Employees must be able to safely utilize fall protection equipment rated for a maximum capacity of 310 lbs. (including body weight, cold gear, 30 lbs. SCBA pack, and tools) for tasks performed at height.

Nice To Haves

Previous experience with PLCs is a plus, as is familiarity with ammonia refrigeration systems.

Responsibilities

Ensure all equipment is maintained according to supplier guidelines. This includes conveyors, cranes, refrigeration systems (evaporators and condensers), fire protection, freezer doors, pallet handling equipment, dock doors and other mechanical systems.
Perform planned preventative maintenance and repairs in a timely and safe manner, with minimal impact to normal operations.
Communicate and coordinate with Planners and System Operators regarding equipment downtime and repairs to ensure repairs are scheduled with minimal impact to normal operations.
Perform planned preventative maintenance on equipment while minimally impacting normal operations.
Troubleshoot, repair and/or replace components in conveyors, cranes, pneumatic equipment, hydraulic equipment, and other mechanical systems.
Troubleshoot and fix problems with control systems, low-voltage and high-voltage electrical systems.
Setup and operate machine tools such as milling machine, grinder, drill, etc. to repair or fabricate machine parts, jigs and fixtures, as required.
Operate cutting torch and welding equipment to cut or join metal parts.
Ensure actions are executed in conformance with OSHA, FSDA requirements, and all other company policies to maintain a safe working environment.
Perform testing of fire suppression systems, fire alarms, and ammonia alarms, as required by local regulations.
Monitor ammonia refrigeration system and optimize performance.
Understand all equipment service agreements and warranties.
Coordinate with equipment suppliers for warranty claims, annual maintenance, and significant repairs.
Report, plan and track all maintenance and engineering issues using maintenance software.
Keep accurate registration of spare parts and tools in line with company policy.
Perform general facility maintenance including minor plumbing, general electric, lighting and minor building repairs.