Millwright III BG

Boise Cascade Company•Havana, FL

10d

About The Position

Repairs, installs, builds, overhauls, and troubleshoots mechanical machinery. Performs duties without direct supervision and completes assignments and calls without assistance. Must meet all requirements of Millwright Trainee, Millwright I, and Millwright II, as well as the Millwright III requirements listed in the posting. Demonstrates advanced knowledge of mechanical systems, hydraulics, and pneumatics through independent work on equipment, repairs, and maintenance projects. The role includes interpreting system blueprints and parts drawings, setting up shop equipment, modifying belt and chain systems, machining to close tolerances, recommending equipment improvements, responding to and diagnosing mechanical problems, planning and completing repairs, performing welding, maintaining housekeeping standards, and keeping equipment operating. The Millwright III also uses good judgment, may carry on activities in the supervisor’s absence, learns parts procurement and job planning, and completes assignments, calls, and timesheets accurately and promptly.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, plus at least five years of professional industrial maintenance experience; alternatively, three years of professional industrial maintenance experience and satisfactory completion of an accredited comprehensive technical school maintenance program.
Ability to read and interpret safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, schematics, and procedure manuals.
Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
Ability to perform arithmetic using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals across units of measure.
Ability to compute rates, ratios, and percentages.
Ability to read and interpret instrumentation and draw inferences about parts wear and repair.
Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions.
Ability to interpret a broad range of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and work with abstract and concrete variables.
Ability to interpret mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic system blueprints and parts drawings.
Ability to set up shop equipment, calculate and modify belt and chain speed ratios, use machining measurement tools to close tolerances, and perform quality welding.
Ability to troubleshoot mechanical problems, plan and complete work and repairs independently, and exercise sound repair judgment.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret complete mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic system blueprints and parts drawings.
Set up all shop equipment for maintenance projects without assistance.
Calculate complex belt and chain speed ratios and modify systems independently to achieve specified speeds.
Use machining measurement tools to produce quality work within close tolerances.
Recommend equipment modifications to improve performance and reduce downtime.
Respond to calls, troubleshoot, and identify causes of mechanical problems without supervision.
Plan and complete work procedures without direct supervision.
Perform welding operations with high quality and few defects.
Plan and complete repairs according to the preventive maintenance schedule without direct supervision.
Maintain excellent housekeeping in the shop area and parts room without prompting by a supervisor.
Use good judgment when making repair decisions.
Keep equipment running without direct supervision.
Carry on activities in the supervisor’s absence.
Develop the ability to handle parts procurement, job planning, and assignments.
Respond to calls consistently and promptly, complete assignments to a high standard and in a timely manner, and complete timesheets properly.
Maintain long-term equipment maintenance records.
Communicate preventive vehicle maintenance and performed maintenance to operators.