Maintenance Technician, 2nd Shift - The Toro Company

The Toro Company•Tomah, WI

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician, 2nd Shift role at The Toro Company is responsible for maintaining machinery and equipment to ensure production requirements are met. This involves repairing machinery, performing periodic inspections, troubleshooting electrical and mechanical systems, and completing purchase orders for necessary parts. The role also includes maintaining a preventive maintenance program, monitoring equipment performance, and ensuring acceptable levels of quality and productivity. The technician will also be responsible for general housekeeping within the maintenance area and other duties as assigned.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED; technical certification preferred
0–2 years of maintenance or related experience
Strong knowledge of tools and maintenance practices (i.e. air and electric)
Must be able to repair and drive forklifts and rebuild pumps, motors, etc. by using manuals and blueprints
Must have strong skills in troubleshooting, design, estimating, etc.
Must have strong computer, math, and recordkeeping skills
Ability to follow instructions and learn new skills
Must be able to work professionally with a variety of people
Must be able to work in a variety of working conditions and hours including overtime and weekends
Must be certified to operate a forklift or ability to obtain certification
Strong interpersonal skills in working with a variety of cross-functional teams
Strong understanding of safety regulations and compliance standards

Responsibilities

Work in a safe manner and follow all Toro Safety Policies.
Change the location of machines and mechanical equipment in the plant as needed to meet production requirements.
Repair machinery using hand tools, gas and arc welding equipment and power-driven equipment.
Make periodic inspections of building, machinery and equipment and make adjustments and other services.
Maintain records on preventive and other maintenance activities.
Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems of production equipment.
Make minor repairs to the building and grounds as needed.
Maintain good housekeeping within the maintenance shop, work bench, and work site.
Complete, submit, and expedite for approval: purchase orders for stock, stock materials and replacement parts to ensure competitive pricing through salespersons and vendor contacts.
Maintain a preventive maintenance program covering all machinery and equipment.
Monitor and record daily/hourly as required by manufacturer on recordable equipment/machinery or as deemed necessary and report observations to supervisor.
Maintain acceptable levels of quality and productivity based on quality specifications and performance standards as determined by the needs of our customers.
Be able to use welders, lathe, mill, drill presses, horizontal saw, precision measuring equipment, and machining equipment.
Other duties as assigned.