Multi Craft- Maintenance Technician-12hr (Rotating Swing)

The Clorox Company•Forest Park, GA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Clorox is hiring a Multi Craft Maintenance Technician for its Atlanta West facility, which uses automated packaging equipment and utilities to manufacture and distribute disinfecting wipes. The technician maintains, troubleshoots, analyzes, and repairs mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, power transmission, electrical, and control systems to prevent and resolve process failures and equipment breakdowns. The role requires independent troubleshooting with limited supervision, adherence to plant safety rules and policies, and reliable support for manufacturing operations. The technician performs preventive maintenance and work orders, helps ensure critical spare parts are stocked, and uses maintenance and business software to manage work, research equipment, track time, and troubleshoot. The position involves mechanical fabrication and repair, electrical troubleshooting, PLC and motor-control work, and use of shop and maintenance equipment. The starting hourly rate is $38.80, with a shift differential for overnight hours. The position is onsite at the Atlanta West facility and works a 12-hour rotating swing schedule.

Requirements

At least 5 years of industrial maintenance work experience, or a substitute consisting of successful completion of a two-year technical college curriculum and/or vocational school certificates in electrical or mechanical technical areas; other relevant vendor courses and breadth of technical experience may also be evaluated.
Proficiency maintaining, troubleshooting, analyzing, and repairing mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, power transmission, electrical, and control systems.
Thorough knowledge of VFDs, PLCs, and servo motors.
Required experience with RSLogix Studio 5000.
Experience connecting a PLC to a computer using RSLinx.
Experience creating tags and I/O and programming ladder routines, such as bits, timers, and counters.
Basic electrical troubleshooting experience and ability to wire a three-phase motor.
Understanding of ControlLogix or CompactLogix.
Ability to read and update technical manuals, drawings, and P&IDs and follow ladder logic for troubleshooting.
Ability to locate PLC I/O from schematics, perform address and rung searches, use a multimeter, and properly terminate wiring.
Knowledge of VFD operations, motor-control circuits, electrical-device functionality, and basic AC and DC circuits.
Ability to repair machinery using drawings, manuals, and sample parts.
Skill using hand and power tools, welding and rigging equipment, man-lifts, and shop equipment such as mills, lathes, band saws, and presses.
Understanding of shaft alignment techniques and tools; ability to maintain mechanical drive systems, lubrication, and various pump types.
Pipe-fitting skills.
Ability to perform specified shop tasks, including turning down a shaft on a lathe, cutting a keyway using a milling machine, broaching a sprocket, torch cutting, basic stick welding, and threading pipe with hand and powered pipe threaders.
Computer skills using business programs such as Microsoft Office.
Ability to respond appropriately and professionally to stakeholders during equipment breakdowns.
Self-motivated work behavior requiring limited supervision, dependable attendance, initiative, and strong workmanship.
Ability to understand and evaluate equipment operation to detect or anticipate malfunctions.
Strong commitment to plant non-negotiables and company policies.

Nice To Haves

Experience with computerized maintenance management systems such as SAP.
Experience or familiarity with servo motion-control systems.
Other vendor courses in machining, electricity, or welding.

Responsibilities

Follow all Clorox plant safety rules and policies.
Maintain, troubleshoot, analyze, and repair equipment and systems to prevent, resolve, and eliminate process failures and equipment breakdowns.
Perform preventive maintenance and execute work orders.
Help ensure critical spare parts are stocked and identify spare parts and their locations.
Troubleshoot motor and motor-control problems, including work with VFDs, PLCs, and servo motors.
Perform mechanical work, including fabrication, assembly, and repair of defective machinery using drawings, manuals, or sample parts.
Perform pipe fitting and work with mechanical drive systems, lubrication systems, pumps, bearings, seals, belts, chains, and other packaging equipment components.
Perform electrical troubleshooting and replace or adjust electrical devices such as photo eyes, relays, motor starters, disconnects, and motors.
Use schematics, ladder logic, P&IDs, and technical manuals and drawings to troubleshoot and maintain equipment.
Use maintenance and business software to create or edit work orders, look up parts, research equipment, communicate, track time, and troubleshoot equipment.
Clean the work area after each job and maintain the workstation.
Communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels, including during equipment breakdowns.
Work reliably and with limited supervision, demonstrating initiative, responsibility, and pride in workmanship.