Maintenance Technician 2

Hellerman Tyton•Milwaukee, WI

16h

About The Position

Under the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor and Maintenance Leads, the Maintenance Technician 2 performs maintenance across key process equipment, including preventive and predictive maintenance and PLC, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, control-system, and mechanical repairs. The role supports HellermannTyton’s audited certifications by following corporate policies, procedures, work instructions, and documentation requirements. The technician investigates and diagnoses equipment issues, carries out corrective actions, supports engineering and cross-functional projects, and installs or upgrades process equipment and systems. The role also includes maintaining CMMS information, communicating work across shifts, following safety and PPE requirements, and assisting with technician training.

Requirements

Ability to complete PLC, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical repairs.
Ability to read schematics, ladder diagrams, and drawings.
Knowledge of test equipment use.
Knowledge of industrial preventive and predictive maintenance practices.
Knowledge of CMMS use.
Knowledge of Quality and EMS certifications, work instructions, and procedures.
Knowledge of the corrective action process.
Trained and proficient in all Maintenance Technician 1 requirements.
At least five years in HellermannTyton’s Maintenance department, or at least six years of relevant work experience, comparable military service training, completion of a skilled-trade diploma, certificate or apprenticeship, or an associate degree; alternatively, a recommendation agreed upon by the Manager and Supervisor.
Ability to investigate, diagnose, and perform corrective actions, projects, and PM/PDM work on key process equipment and systems independently or as part of a team.
Ability to complete upgrades, design modifications or prototypes, and new installations of key process equipment.
Efficient verbal and written communication skills within the department.
Valid driver’s license, adequate insurance, and an acceptable driving record.
Wear safety shoes during scheduled work hours and designated PPE in manufacturing and other identified locations; additional PPE may be required by department-specific work instructions.

Responsibilities

Investigate, diagnose, and perform corrective actions on key process equipment.
Troubleshoot equipment using schematics, ladder diagrams, and drawings.
Enter machine and equipment repair requests into the CMMS database.
Perform preventive and predictive maintenance inspections and complete repairs identified during inspections.
Assist with Industrial Engineering projects.
Install and upgrade key process equipment and systems.
Report machine, equipment, or building discrepancies with potentially detrimental effects to Maintenance Leads or the Maintenance Supervisor.
Follow lockout/tagout procedures.
Communicate completed work to the following shift.
Attend and successfully complete forklift certification and required training or seminars.
Complete purchase orders according to procedure and submit them for approval.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Complete projects, PM/PDM work, corrective actions, upgrades, design modifications, prototypes, and new installations on key process equipment and systems independently or as part of a team.
Assist Industrial Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, Tooling/Tool Room, and Automation with projects, new tooling, and corrective actions.
Help keep CMMS instructions and equipment information updated.
Assist with training Maintenance Technician-level employees.