Maintenance Technician

Agropur•Weyauwega, WI

1d•$35 - $37•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician II performs routine and break down maintenance on processing and packaging equipment and is responsible for keeping the plant running and in compliance with all rules and regulations by using safe methods of equipment repair/upkeep. The Maintenance Technician II performs repairs as needed by the department, troubleshoots processes, and assists with machine set ups and rebuilds as needed. For some locations (Little Chute and Weyauwega only), this position may manage and administer the preventive maintenance program. People are at the heart of everything we do. We believe in working together, speaking honestly, taking ownership, and creating value in everything we deliver. Our culture is built on collaboration, accountability, and a shared commitment to growing stronger together. Joining the team means being part of an environment where people support each other and take pride in making a real impact. At Agropur, every role exists to deliver concrete results. What matters is real impact, not the volume of activity.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent required.
Minimum two (2) years of maintenance/repair experience in a manufacturing environment required.
Mechanical and electrical aptitude required.
Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing with managers and colleagues.
Decisions administered soundly and consistently with policies and in compliance with appropriate laws and regulations.
Able to follow written, verbal and/or diagrammatic instructions; solve practical problems; interpret verbal and written instructions; logical thinking to solve problems including abstract and concrete variables; address practical problems; comprehend most complex concepts.
Able to exchange basic informational data (fill out forms/checklists, copy data from one record to another, etc.); interview to gather information; advise others on alternatives/options; coach and counsel others; read, understand and explain technical data.
Ability to solve problems by adapting knowledge and experience.
Ability to work with minimum supervision, adapt to a changing environment quickly, and think independently.
Demonstrate functional and technical knowledge, ability to learn new skills quickly, and achieve a high level of accomplishment.
Demonstrate attention to detail and accuracy in work.
Basic math plus fractions, decimals and percentages, as well as algebraic calculations.
Basic computer operational skills; able to input and retrieve computerized information.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively at all levels in a collaborative team environment.
Exhibit a professional manner in dealing with others and work to maintain constructive working relationships.

Nice To Haves

Technical school coursework/Degree in boiler, welding, electrical, HVAC maintenance preferred.
Equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be considered.

Responsibilities

Effectively communicate with crew from previous and current shifts.
Work closely with production Supervisors, line leaders and production crews to answer questions and receive as much information as possible to perform the work successfully.
Efficiently perform regular and preventative maintenance related to the plant, equipment, and grounds in compliance with standard operating procedures, good manufacturing practices, and safety policies as enforced by OSHA.
Provide emergency/unscheduled repairs of mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic equipment during the packaging/production process as needed.
Prepare and set up machinery for scheduled production runs.
Effectively update and install equipment.
Work closely with production to minimize downtime while maintaining quality.
Maintain a working knowledge of all plant area processes.
Accurately read and interpret equipment manuals and work orders.
Complete and update work orders using in-house systems.
Perform work accurately, reliably, thoroughly, timely, and within safety guidelines.
Understand and adhere to Good Manufacturing Practices.
Stop any observed unsafe acts and obey facility safety rules and procedures.
Correct or report any observed safety hazards.
Support safety policies and programs.