2nd Shift Wrapping Mechanic HB

Mars•Yorkville, IL

12d•$34 - $47

About The Position

The Wrapping Mechanic maintains operating equipment by repairing or replacing failed components, troubleshooting equipment issues, and adjusting equipment to achieve centerline operational output. The role performs mechanical and electrical preventive maintenance on manufacturing and packaging equipment and electrical panels, documents work orders and preventive maintenance in a computerized maintenance management system, and supports Operations with equipment setup and changeovers. The mechanic owns maintenance systems for the line, with a focus on maintenance planning and scheduling, breakdown elimination, anomaly handling, planned maintenance, and PM compliance. The role drives results in planned and unplanned downtime, maintenance and repair costs, and breakdown reduction. It serves as a technical expert for related equipment, coaches and trains technicians and operators, contributes to 90-day loss-elimination plans, represents Maintenance in daily FMOS meetings, and communicates machine performance data and action plans.

Responsibilities

Maintain operating equipment and repair or replace failed components.
Troubleshoot equipment issues and adjust equipment to achieve centerline operational output.
Perform mechanical and electrical preventive maintenance on manufacturing and packaging equipment and electrical panels.
Document work orders and preventive maintenance using a computerized maintenance management system.
Repair routine electrical and mechanical problems on assigned equipment.
Support Operations with equipment setup and changeovers.
Participate on MSE teams, train operators in AM activities, and conduct Breakdown Analysis.
Own line PM systems, including maintenance planning and scheduling and breakdown-elimination DMSs.
Drive results in planned and unplanned downtime, maintenance and repair costs, planned maintenance and PM compliance, and breakdown reduction.
Coach and train technicians and operators on related equipment.
Own the Anomaly Handling DMS.
Make business decisions based on quantitative and qualitative data analysis.
Participate in developing and own portions of the Line's 90-Day loss-elimination plans.
Represent the Maintenance team in daily FMOS meetings, provide performance data for selected machines, and communicate action plans and completed work.