Maintenance Technician B

Amrize•Tuscumbia, AL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician B supports the plant by checking, inspecting, troubleshooting, repairing, replacing, and maintaining industrial manufacturing equipment. The role works Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., with overtime as needed, and offers pay of $36.72.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Basic knowledge of mechanical power transmission, including chains, belts, gearboxes, bearings, brakes, and couplings.
Basic knowledge of lubrication, including oils, greases, storage, handling, and application.
Basic knowledge of hydraulics and pneumatics, including valves, actuators, compressors, pumps, piping, and tubing.
Basic knowledge of DC circuits, including relays, contactors, and power supplies.
Basic knowledge of AC circuits from 120V to 480V, including motors, drives, and transformers.
Ability to lift 50 pounds.
Ability to climb ladders and stairs and perform duties on an elevated platform.
Ability to kneel, bend, reach, and stoop.
Ability to read, interpret, and use electrical, piping, and P&ID drawings and diagrams.
Ability to pass a Mobile Equipment test.
Ability to sit for prolonged periods for training and data entry.
Adhere to safety protocols and properly use approved personal protective equipment, including respirators when required.
Employees required to wear respirators must be clean-shaven where the respirator seal meets the face to pass qualitative and quantitative fit tests.

Responsibilities

Perform scheduled inspections and equipment checks to identify failures or issues and determine when corrections or adjustments are needed.
Assemble and disassemble machines for repairs and inspections, and replace items while maintaining safety and production goals.
Troubleshoot equipment to identify root causes and recommend appropriate follow-up actions.
Identify failed components and determine necessary replacement parts.
Interact professionally with production employees and other plant teammates.
Use a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to receive work instructions, identify machine parts, and document work performed.
Comply with safety and environmental protocols related to operations.
Locate spare parts in the storeroom and follow stock checkout processes.
Keep a dedicated toolbox and shared maintenance tools and supplies organized and readily accessible.
Communicate, improve, and adhere to health, safety, and environmental policies, and promote a culture of safety.