Manufacturing Maintenance Technician (12hr Night shift)

Crown Bakeries•Pleasant Prairie, WI

About The Position

The Maintenance Technician reports directly to maintenance supervision and works closely with other maintenance team members to help ensure plant equipment reliability. The role repairs and maintains equipment, machinery, and facilities; performs routine maintenance and troubleshooting; and completes repairs to support smooth operations. The position operates in a production environment and is scheduled for a 12-hour night shift.

Requirements

Strong industrial electrical experience.
High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 2 years of industrial maintenance experience repairing and troubleshooting pneumatics, hydraulics, conveyors, three-phase motors, variable-speed drives, and controls.
Ability to work with minimal supervision within a team environment.
Good practical sense when working with and troubleshooting equipment problems.

Nice To Haves

Previous food manufacturing experience is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Perform routine inspections and preventive maintenance on equipment, machinery, and facilities.
Follow maintenance schedules and complete tasks on time to minimize equipment downtime.
Identify and report potential maintenance issues before they become problems.
Diagnose and repair faulty equipment, machinery, or systems.
Disassemble, inspect, and reassemble machinery and systems to identify issues or required repairs.
Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues.
Install and set up new equipment or machinery as part of company projects.
Coordinate and test newly installed equipment to ensure it operates correctly.
Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition and use and care for them safely.
Keep the maintenance work area organized and compliant with safety standards.
Log and record maintenance activities, including repairs, inspections, and parts used.
Report maintenance issues and completed tasks to supervision and maintain accurate equipment and facility records.
Follow company safety protocols, industry regulations, environmental policies, and health regulations; identify hazards and take appropriate action to mitigate risks.
Participate in training and workshops, stay current with maintenance best practices and technologies, and learn new techniques and troubleshooting methods.
Shadow senior maintenance personnel to learn new techniques and troubleshooting methods.
Report to work as scheduled, on time, and in the proper uniform.
Review shift reports and meet with the outbound team to understand operational conditions and mechanical issues.
Receive work tasks through the CMMS or verbal and written instructions from supervision.
Conduct daily facility checks, including compressor, boiler, ammonia, sifter screen, and air drier checks.
Report issues to supervision in a timely manner.
Check parts out of the inventory system accurately.
Upload work orders into the CMMS.
Meet with the inbound team at the end of the shift to communicate operational conditions and mechanical issues.
Email an end-of-shift report outlining the day's performance and issues.