Maintenance 1

Job Responsibilities

• Display proficiency at mechanical/electrical/fluid power troubleshooting on production equipment to include:  roll-formers, lasers, turret punches, brake presses, motion control systems, CNC machinery, mechanical stamping/punching presses, and custom machinery.
• Daily duties can include some of the following:  Utilizing hand tools, operating manual mills/lathes, measuring instrumentation, climbing ladders, lifting up to 50 lbs on an occasional basis, standing for varying periods.
• Be experienced in mechanical/electrical production line installations, and have discipline to meet timelines that are established.
• Exhibit self-motivation and strong communication skills with internal customers and peers.  Must have clear technical reporting ability to peers, shift team leaders, and managers.
• Be familiar with PM/TPM standards and theory, and have the aptitude to follow PM/TPM established guidelines.
• Follow OSHA safety standards and exhibit an attention to detail on safety protocol.

Qualifications and Experience

• Extensive experience/ proficiency in troubleshooting mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic/pneumatic systems.  Experience with automation controls (PLCs, motor controls, VFD’s) is a plus.
• Industrial maintenance experience including general mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic systems.
• Experience in electrical installation per NEC code and preventative maintenance standards for electrical systems ranging in voltage from 5VDC to 480VAC.
• Experience in mechanical installation per OSHA safety regulations and preventative maintenance standards for mechanical production systems.
• Capable of reading, troubleshooting from, and complete installation based off of electrical schematics, ladder logic diagrams, and mechanical prints.
• Extensive experience with and proficient in installation and troubleshooting photo eyes, limit switches, proximity switches, and other sensing devices is highly desired.