Maintenance PM Tech/Helper

International Paper•Sanger, CA

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The PM Tech/Helper position involves coordinating inventory, stocking, and performing routine and non-routine lubrication functions using various tools and equipment. Responsibilities include draining and cleaning reservoirs, performing mechanical modifications for sampling and filtration, filling and topping off reservoirs, changing filters and breathers, operating filtration equipment, and performing grease lubrication with manual and automatic dispensing equipment. The role also entails maintenance of dispensing equipment, labeling of reservoirs and containers, printing and fulfilling lubrication activities, updating scheduling systems, requesting work orders, scheduling and mailing samples for analysis, evaluating oil analysis results, and reporting any discrepancies or conditions requiring maintenance.

Requirements

Good oral and written communication skills and good team building skills.
Able to work in an unsupervised position effectively.
Capability to read and interpret technical documents, such as: OEM Maintenance plans, Blue prints, Advanced Lubrication Technology instruction and recommendations, Software system instructions.
Must be able to perform basic mathematical functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, percentages) for the purpose of interpreting alarms, calculating lubricant inventory and calculating lubrication quantity considerations.
Capability to operate moderately complex software and web based programs for lubrication, scheduling and oil analysis functions such as SAP.
Have a strong fundamental understanding of mechanical, hydraulic and circulating systems operation, contamination control and maintenance functions.
Should be qualified to operate lifting equipment (Fork Truck, Skip Hoist, Etc.).
Should be qualified to perform lockout-tag out procedures.
Initiative and strong work habits.

Responsibilities

Coordination of inventory and routine ordering of products.
Stocking inventory locations.
Use of tools and equipment for routine and non-routine lubrication functions.
Draining and cleaning of reservoirs.
Mechanical modification of systems as directed to facilitate sampling and filtration, and other proactive improvements.
Filling reservoirs.
Topping off reservoirs.
Changing filters and breathers on reservoirs.
Operating filtration equipment.
Grease lubrication with manual and automatic dispensing equipment.
Maintenance of dispensing equipment and automatic systems.
Labeling and tagging reservoirs, equipment, inventory and delivery containers.
Printing and fulfilling planned lubrication activities.
Update scheduling systems, including adding notes to system and requesting work orders for maintenance repairs and activities.
Schedule, collect, label and mail samples for analysis.
Receive and evaluate oil analysis results for future planned maintenance.
Report in writing any discrepancies or conditions that require corrective, predictive or planned maintenance for production systems.