Machine Maintenance Technician

Machine Maintenance
General Function: Maintains production and building operating systems. Recommends and
secures additional maintenance or repair from outside sources when required.

Duties:
1. Plans procedures, installs and repairs production machinery, including; uncoiler, leveler, fine
blanking, tumbling, V-hole, and Automated Storage Rack System (ASRS).
2. Repairs and maintains building, includes; power and light circuits, plumbing, heating and air
conditioning system, electrical and electronic controls; carpentry and related operations
involved in repairing building and grounds. Diagnoses problems and extent of repair
necessary and reports labor time and parts used.
3. Uses necessary machine tools to maintain production operation.
4. Orders maintenance supplies.
5. Maintains equipment and supplies for all plant systems.
6. Provides recommendations for continuous improvement.

This list of duties and responsibilities is not intended to be all-inclusive and may be expanded to
include other duties or responsibilities that management may deem necessary from time to time.
Working Conditions: Works inside plant where there is a great deal of noise and outside the
building in whatever weather conditions exist at that time. The work may be dusty, dirty and
greasy.

Physical Effort: Works on a hard surface; stands, stoops, bends and lifts heavy objects
(approximately 75 lbs.). May work on top of the building or in the ceiling where use of a ladder
or mechanical lift is required.

Safety Equipment: Wears safety shoes, glasses, gloves and ear plugs where required.

Qualification Requirements: High School diploma or GED; certification in industrial
electronics or maintenance. Two (2) years industrial maintenance experience.

Additional Preferred Qualifications: Four (4) years or more industrial maintenance
experience in some or all of the following areas; hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical systems,
plumbing and welding. Associate degree in industrial, mechanical or electrical field.