This position performs inspections, repairs, rebuilds, and preventive maintenance on plant operating equipment to keep mechanical equipment reliable while supporting 24/7 plant operations. The role involves troubleshooting, servicing, and repairing equipment, including crushing, screening, and conveying systems, and installing and maintaining bearings. It also requires performing shaft alignments with precision tools, understanding pneumatic systems, and using manuals, parts lists, blueprints, and mechanical drawings to install, repair, or order parts. The employee uses the CMMS system to complete work orders and checklists accurately and ensures parts are available and correctly charged from inventory. The position requires compliance with company, state, and governmental health and safety regulations; completing and documenting workplace inspections; and maintaining tools in good condition. Employees are expected to participate in vendor and company-designated training and train on new equipment installations. The role requires shift work, availability for callouts, and schedule flexibility, including work on weekends and holidays. Employees must check in with production before leaving and may not leave while plant work is underway without supervisor or manager permission. The physical work environment includes outdoor work in severe weather and exposure to industrial heat, noise, and dust. Employees must access all areas of a site, including heights up to 120 feet, confined spaces, ladders, stairs, and tunnels, and be able to lift over 50 pounds.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED