Mechanic II

Packaging Corporation of America•Filer City, MI

About The Position

The Mill Mechanic – Skilled works in the Maintenance Department and performs multi-skill maintenance work involving electrical equipment, machinery, machine-shop operations, piping, and welding. Candidates must pass a series of written and practical exams. The rate is $41.61 per hour. The role maintains compliance with ISO quality system responsibilities. Work is performed in the shop and field and may involve working independently or with operations employees, with or without tools, when the employee has the skills to perform the task safely as required.

Requirements

Must pass a series of written and practical exams.
Must possess the necessary skills to safely perform assigned tasks.

Responsibilities

Inspect, construct, install, alter, repair, store, lubricate, and maintain electrical equipment related to production, buildings, and power transmissions.
Construct, maintain, install, inspect, alter, adjust, repair, build, operate, rig, and lubricate machinery, equipment, tools, and buildings.
Maintain fire systems, alarms, extinguishers, and fire equipment.
Set up and operate a variety of machine-shop equipment in the shop and field; assemble and disassemble equipment and machines.
Inspect, construct, install, alter, repair, and maintain pipe utilities throughout the plant related to buildings and production.
Plan, lay out, and complete work involving burning, cutting, brazing, soldering, and gas and electric welding.
Maintain compliance with ISO quality system responsibilities.
Recognize and correct or report unusual or unsafe conditions.
Keep the work area, equipment, and department clean, safe, and orderly.
Receive instructions and work assignments from the supervisor for multi-skill tasks.
Lay out and plan work; obtain necessary layouts, sketches, tools, equipment, and materials.
Operate field, shop, and mobile equipment to complete work efficiently and to applicable equipment specifications, company standards, and operating requirements.
Use torches for cutting and heating as part of assigned duties.
Perform, work with, or assist other maintenance personnel or operators to complete assignments.
Instruct and train apprentices and helpers.
Identify and store salvageable equipment and materials.
Drive on out-of-town trips and side trips as required.
Perform assigned tasks independently or with operations employees, and with or without tools, when possessing the skills to do the work safely as required.