The technician position applies for individuals with mechanical aptitude. This position will ensure controls and procedures are in place to minimize lost production time and ensure compliance with federal and local regulations.
Set up specific equipment prior to the start of the shift to ensure on-time start-up.
Work some holidays and weekends if necessary.
Monitor equipment during the shift to reduce downtime.
Assist maintenance personnel on repairs and adjustments before, during, and after the shift as required by management; assist on preventive maintenance (PMS) tasks performed during off shifts, including weekends and holidays.
Work to promote a safe and secure work environment for all employees by following safety policies and procedures.
Other duties as requested from time to time by the Department supervisor.
Minimum Requirements
Must have previous maintenance experience.
Maintenance technician certification beyond high school or GED.
Must be able to communicate well at all levels.
Mechanical knowledge and understanding of pumps, rotating equipment, electrical, piping, heavy equipment, etc.
Ability to deal with multiple priorities and paradoxes.
Ability to work in a fast-paced work environment/stress conditions.
Practical electrical experience and knowledge of production equipment, process control, instrumentation, and power distribution.
Knowledge of predictive and preventive maintenance practices.