The Maintenance Technician performs major mechanical and electrical repairs on plant equipment and assists others with repairs. The role includes fabrication, welding, cutting materials, installing and repairing pipe, and using hand and power tools. The technician tests and inspects plant electrical systems and equipment, sizes electrical wire, breakers, and disconnects for appropriate amperage loads, and installs conduit and wiring. Mechanical duties include installing, cleaning, repairing, replacing, assembling, and lubricating equipment; troubleshooting damage and repair needs; performing preventive maintenance; diagnosing and correcting complex machine issues; and adjusting equipment for optimal operation. The technician understands plant equipment and machinery operation, identifies repair approaches that minimize production interruptions, and creates detailed work plans, procedures, and sketches when needed. The role executes work orders, documents work, determines and orders required materials, communicates job status with coworkers and other associates, and accurately records spare parts used. The technician follows safety procedures, including lockout/tagout, maintaining safe work areas, using required personal protective equipment, taking precautions for overhead work, and properly operating forklifts, scissors lifts, and ladders. The position also assists and educates junior maintenance associates and performs other work as requested by a supervisor or manager. The job is conducted in a manufacturing setting and office environment. It is scheduled for the third shift, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.; schedules may occasionally be adjusted and weekend hours may be required to meet deadlines.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED