Maintenance Technician (Multicraft Mechanic Millwright Electrician)

Nestle Operational Services Worldwide SA•Denver, CO

1d•$39 - $51•Onsite

About The Position

In addition to its 300 days of annual sunshine, breathtaking scenery, and reputation for some of the country's best brews, Denver ranks among the top 10 in Forbes’ 'Best cities for dogs 2024' list. We are honored to have a strong presence in this mile-high city, as we have been operating here since 1930. Initially focused on producing livestock feed, the plant transitioned into a pet food-only manufacturer in 1972. Notably, our Denver location became the first-ever pet food factory to harness the power of solar energy. We take great pride in doing our part to care for the environment, like conserving water, investing in renewable electricity and maintaining zero waste for disposal. We currently produce 260,134 tons annually of Dog Chow®, Cat Chow®, Kit n Kaboodle®, Alpo®, Beneful®, Nestlé Purina ONE Beyond®, Nestlé Purina ONE®, and Pro Plan®. As a Maintenance Technician, your role, in the bigger picture, is to manage the preventative and predictive maintenance to improve the functionality and safe working order of our manufacturing equipment and machinery. You will handle projects that span electrical, mechanical and automation maintenance challenges. This position will be scheduled for an off shift (2nd or 3rd shift). So, if you’re up for the dare to expand your career in the world of manufacturing, join our Purina Family. We’ll always challenge you to think: “What’s Next?”

Requirements

1+ years’ maintenance experience in a manufacturing, industrial, technical, military, or related environment OR 2 Year Technical Degree

Nice To Haves

Must be willing to work all shifts including nights and weekends

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot and repair plant systems including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and instrumentation
Repair gear reducers, belt and screw conveyors, chain elevators, and packaging equipment
Use test equipment such as multimeters, megohmmeters, and process simulators
Troubleshoot and perform preventative maintenance and repairs on general plant electrical equipment such as starters, PLCs, start/stop stations, motors (up to 480V)
Understanding of measurement and testing devices and mechanical systems
Demonstrate good working knowledge of electrical diagrams and/or circuits and utilize during troubleshooting
Intermediate understanding of PLC’s, ability to access program for troubleshooting purposes (would not be expected to program PLC's)