Mechanic in Training

Inframark•Waycross, GA

About The Position

The Mechanic in Training repairs and maintains machinery and mechanical equipment, including pumps, generators, electric motors, pneumatic pumps and tools, motor control centers, and control panels. The role involves diagnosing problems, inspecting and repairing equipment, testing performance, and supporting safe operations. The employee is expected to pursue training and development and may be required to work non-standard and overtime hours.

Requirements

Preferably three months of related experience.
High school diploma or GED, or specialized vocational training.
Valid state driver’s license and ability to meet minimum driving standards.
Knowledge of problem solving, including identifying and resolving problems promptly, gathering and analyzing information, and developing alternative solutions.
Knowledge of computerized maintenance management software.
Persistence and ability to overcome obstacles.
Ability to use equipment and materials properly.
Ability to observe safety and security procedures and determine appropriate action beyond guidelines.
Ability to generate suggestions for improving work and develop innovative approaches and ideas.
Willingness to pursue training and development opportunities and continuously build knowledge and skills.
Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Ability to apply basic algebra and geometry concepts.
Ability to use common-sense understanding to follow written, oral, or diagram-based instructions.
Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.
Ability to work non-standard and overtime hours as required.
Ability to frequently stand, kneel, bend, and climb; use hands to operate and manipulate tools and equipment; lift over 50 pounds; and exert over 100 pounds of force on a regular basis.
Successful completion of applicable background screening, drug testing, and driving record review.

Nice To Haves

Three months of related experience.
Specialized vocational training.

Responsibilities

Observe mechanical devices in operation and listen for sounds that help identify causes of trouble.
Dismantle devices to access and remove defective parts.
Examine parts for imperfections in form and texture.
Inspect used parts to determine changes in dimensional requirements.
Adjust functional parts of devices and control instruments.
Repair or replace defective parts.
Install special functional and structural parts in devices.
Lubricate and clean parts.
Start devices to test their performance.
Initiate purchase orders for parts and machines.
Repair electrical equipment.
Attend safety classes and reinforce and comply with company safety policies.
Perform other duties as assigned.