Resident Maintenance Technician 3 (Beech Island)

KION Group•Beech Island, SC

3d•$28 - $34

About The Position

Dematic is hiring a Resident Maintenance Technician 3 in Beech Island, South Carolina. The role acts as a material handling technician for installed equipment and involves maintaining and repairing material handling equipment, completing preventive maintenance, troubleshooting electrical and mechanical problems, and responding to equipment failures. The position also includes documenting work in an asset management system, tracking spare parts, and maintaining positive working relationships across the organization. This position works rotating shifts across Sunday through Saturday. The stated shifts are Front Shift, 7:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and Back Shift, 7:00 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Overtime and occasional weekend work may be required, and flexibility to cover multiple shifts and holiday hours is required. The work may involve small spaces, dust, fumes or odors, hot or cold temperatures, indoor and outdoor noise, vibration, standing on concrete for extended periods, and wet or uneven surfaces. The base pay range is estimated at $28.00 to $33.50; final compensation depends on factors including location, education, experience, knowledge, and skills.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required.
At least 4 years of experience in industrial maintenance, preventive maintenance, electrical and mechanical troubleshooting, and problem solving, as stated in the role overview.
Proficiency in PLC communications and equipment management software.
Familiarity with schematic and panel assembly drawings, PLCs, and HMIs.
Proven experience in the area of responsibility and successful demonstration of the position's key responsibilities.
Able to lift and move materials weighing up to 50 pounds.
Able to bend, lift, stretch, and reach below the waist and above the head regularly.
Able to occasionally push and pull wheeled dollies loaded with products weighing up to 100 pounds.
Able to climb ladders and gangways safely and without limitation.
Able to stand and walk for up to 10–12 hours.
Flexibility to cover multiple shifts and holiday hours as required.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree or vocational technical training preferred.
Specialized skill training or certification preferred.
2–3 years of troubleshooting electro-mechanical equipment preferred.

Responsibilities

Repair and maintain material handling equipment, including belt tracking, component adjustment or replacement, and lubrication.
Complete preventive maintenance routines, documentation, and procedures.
Use electrical test equipment to troubleshoot electrical circuitry.
Create and close work orders in the asset management system, recording labor hours, equipment maintenance, and parts used.
Troubleshoot semi-complex problems and identify resources needed to resolve them.
Locate and track spare parts from inventory.
Perform routine maintenance and equipment testing to ensure equipment meets specifications.
Respond to service calls and correct equipment failures and faults.
Identify problems as they occur and take appropriate steps to solve them.
Develop and maintain positive working relationships across all levels of the organization.
Act as a material handling technician on installed equipment.
Implement and commission engineering design projects.