Mechanical Pre-Commissioning Technician 1

KION Group•Grand Rapids, MI

2d•$44,000 - $65,000•Onsite

About The Position

As a Mechanical Pre-Commissioning Technician 1 presents a valuable opportunity to contribute to the delivery of high-quality mechanical systems. This role is vital in ensuring the seamless preparation of our systems for commissioning, suited for individuals with hands-on mechanical expertise and a strong commitment to safety and quality.

Requirements

Strong interpersonal skills and a willingness to take direction to foster a collaborative work environment.
Consistency in attendance and punctuality for all scheduled workdays.
A safety-conscious approach to ensure a safe working environment for all team members.
Demonstrating the capability to work autonomously and collaboratively, ensuring project timelines are adhered to and deadlines are met.
Flexibility to work in different climates and environments, adapting to various job site conditions.
Physical stamina to walk, crawl, and climb for extended periods.
Willingness to travel 100% for work anywhere in the U.S. for extended durations.
Proficiency in reading and interpreting prints to ensure accurate installations.
Capability to perform detailed model-specific static and multifaceted checks of mechanical components.
Skill in applying and filling out model-specific checklists to uphold detailed documentation.
Skill to produce and sustain an action item catalog from inspections.
Basic problem-solving skills to address and resolve technical issues.

Responsibilities

Formulate and keep up an Action Item List (punch list) for monitoring and resolving issues.
Confirm all components are accurately installed per the system's drawings, ensuring accuracy and precision.
Verify units are positioned at the accurate elevation and installed straight and level.
Ensure supports and hangers are plumb and securely fastened.
Check for any loose or missing hardware to maintain system integrity.
Confirm that the belt path and tension are correct and supervised accurately.
Learn accurate product tracking methods to improve system efficiency.
Complete all items from the model-specific checklist with attention to detail.
Learn how to confirm build speeds of all units, ensuring they meet specifications.
Perform low-volume tests using a range of carton sizes to check for dead zones, catch points, and product/edge tracking issues.
Install, run-in, and fix equipment, ensuring it operates flawlessly.