Maintenance Technician II

T.M. Cobb Companies•San Bernardino, CA

15d•$36 - $38•Onsite

About The Position

Facility Maintenance Technician II performs skilled maintenance and repair of complex mechanical, electrical, and physical structures. This role maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs facilities mechanical components and electrical systems in accordance with SOP’s, internal requirements, manufacturer specifications, and safety policies. The Facility Maintenance Technician II works under the close direction of senior personnel and possesses an elevated understanding of all aspects of the job, requiring 3-5 years of work-related experience.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
Minimum of two to three years' relevant experience.
Operational knowledge of molding machines.
Ability to perform basic math calculations.
Experience reading blueprints and diagrams.
Understanding of safety regulations.
Hazard awareness and knowledge of isolation practices (e.g., Lock-out Tag-out).
PPE understanding, use, and requirements.
Using CMMS or paper records to log maintenance work.
Hand Tool dexterity.
Power tool dexterity.
Tape measure proficiency and ability to read all increments of an inch in a 1/16”.
Ability to convert fractions to decimals in 1/16” increments.
Lubrication Proficiency and Recognition of fill points and Grease zerks.
Proficient in repetitive disassembly and reassembly of mechanical items.
Knowledge and proficiency in the parts ordering process.
Proficient in Stick, Mig welding of steel.
Proficient in reading a Caliper.
Knowledge of and proficiency in using an electrical multi-meter.
Knowledge of Fabrication techniques used during welding (e.g., Clamping, Square Checking, Jig set up).
Proficient in Plumbing and with knowledge of fitting terminology.
Hydraulics: Solenoid block symbol and flow understanding with the ability to troubleshoot spool shifting issues, leaking o-rings, and coil failure.
Knowledge of the three common Hydraulic fitting usage and proficiency in hose fabrication.
Knowledge of Relay logic, and terminal connections for NC, NO, and COIL.
Chain and coupler familiarity with knowledge and skill in obtaining 0/0 alignment with a dial indicator.
Belt and sheave understanding of proper selection and tension maintenance.
3-phase motor knowledge and proficient in troubleshooting bearing failure, coil failure, and root causes of each.
Single and 3-phase transformer knowledge and proficiency in wiring.
Frequency Drive Set up and understanding.
Knowledge of electrical circuit protection requirements and wire size selection for supported amp loads.
Proficiency in Conduit bending and electrical fitting knowledge.
Reading and interpreting engineering blueprints and electrical ladder diagrams.

Nice To Haves

Building maintenance technology or relevant field will be a plus.
Door, window, or construction background preferred.

Responsibilities

Performs skilled maintenance and repair of complex mechanical, electrical, and physical structures.
Maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs facilities mechanical components and electrical systems in accordance with SOP’s, internal requirements, manufacturer specifications, and safety policies.
Works under the close direction of senior personnel.
Starts, stops, and operates machines assigned to PM and repair.
Hoists, supports, and manipulates large mechanical components safely for service of equipment or parts swap.
Sets up square alignments of Sander Platens on Trimmer along with dialing in tilts and blade cuts.
Locates and diagnoses looseness in ball screw components and signs of bearing fatigue and corrects before production detected failure.
Locates and diagnoses signs of bearing failure, chain stretch, coupler failure, set screw looseness, and belt wear before production detected failure.
Tears down unfamiliar components on any mechanical assembly, identifies and repairs worn or failed parts, and reassembles.
Orders parts.