Maintenance Technician, Weekends

Reckitt•Wanamingo, MN

13d•$32

About The Position

The Maintenance Support Technician is responsible for site preventive and corrective maintenance processes. The role requires a strong industrial maintenance background, including electrical and mechanical skills. The technician records work in the current computerized maintenance management system (SAP) and verbally communicates findings to supervisors, managers, and team members. The role also follows up on work order generation, parts identification, and resolution in collaboration with the Maintenance Supervisor and Maintenance Planner, ensuring findings are action-planned and repaired and parts usage is recorded through the available sign-out processes. The position follows a Friday–Sunday schedule from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The technician supports facility maintenance and equipment troubleshooting, performs installations and fabrication work, operates powered industrial vehicles, and maintains an organized maintenance shop. The role also includes working holidays and weekends as required for site maintenance shutdowns and learning new job-related skills and equipment procedures as needed.

Requirements

Two-year associate degree in Industrial Maintenance, Electrical Technology, or Mechanical Technology and a minimum of two years of industrial maintenance experience, including electrical and mechanical experience; alternatively, five years of combined maintenance education and experience.
Collaborative leader and strong team player with solid interpersonal skills.
Self-starter able to work effectively with minimal supervision.
Good organizational and planning skills.

Nice To Haves

Sanitary welding experience.

Responsibilities

Follow and exemplify all safety and food safety rules, processes, policies, and procedures.
Demonstrate Reckitt values.
Perform preventive maintenance tasks.
Troubleshoot and repair facility equipment, including conveyors, fillers, labelers, can seamers, end cappers, automatic case packers and palletizers, shrink wrappers, stretch wrappers, and printers.
Troubleshoot and repair HVAC systems and equipment.
Troubleshoot and repair powered industrial vehicles (PIVs).
Troubleshoot and repair 480-volt three-phase electrical systems and 208/230-, 240-, and 120-volt AC equipment.
Troubleshoot automated systems.
Perform TIG and MIG welding; sanitary welding experience is a plus. Perform other hot work, including oxy-acetylene cutting.
Perform machining using a lathe and end mill, and perform fabrication.
Install new equipment, including equipment setting and electrical hook-up.
Operate PIVs, including forklifts, scissor lifts, and articulating lifts.
Use common hand tools and power tools.
Record work activities in SAP CMMS, including completed work, new work input, work order creation, and parts checkout.
Follow the daily work schedule and notify the Maintenance Supervisor or Maintenance Manager if work is not completed.
Work holidays and weekends as required to support site maintenance shutdowns.
Learn new job-related skills and complete training on new equipment as required.
Perform maintenance shop cleanup and organizing tasks.
Demonstrate intellectual curiosity and a can-do approach to problem solving.
Report maintenance findings and follow up on work orders, parts identification, repairs, and parts usage in collaboration with maintenance leadership and planning.

Benefits

Parental benefits, including 16 weeks of paid parental leave or 26 weeks for the birthing parent.
Employee Assistance Program to promote mental health.
Life insurance.
Global share plans.
Annual discretionary bonus eligibility.
Medical and prescription coverage.
Dental insurance.
Vision insurance.
Disability insurance.
Paid time off for vacation, sick time, and company-recognized holidays.
401(k) plan.
Adoption and fertility support.
Tuition reimbursement.
Employee discounts.
Other benefits in line with the local market.