Title: Maintenance Reports To: Maintenance Supervisor Status: Full Time/Hourly (40 hrs/week; additional hours as needed to support organization and individual goals) Job Requirements High School diploma or equivalent Motor coordination, manual and finger dexterity Bilingual- English/Spanish Job Preferences Machine Repair Program Certificate Industrial Truck License Job Summary Maintenance Technicians will work independently and with other plant personnel to perform preventive, predictive and routine tasks. They will troubleshoot issues, repair failures of production and facility equipment and ensure maximum equipment and effectiveness. All tasks will be performed while supporting the safety policies, goals and objectives of the company. The maintenance technician’s expertise will encompass electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, servo and stepper motor systems. You will work closely with other plant personnel to ensure the successful performance of all equipment, minimizing down time and maximizing productivity. Essential Job Functions 1. Perform preventive maintenance on all equipment. 2. Search for and make any necessary repairs on all equipment. 3. Perform monthly safety checks and maintain and ensure that safety related items are functioning properly. 4. Install and set up new machinery. 5. Support engineering. 6. Provide continuous improvement. 7. Complete all necessary paperwork. 8. Keep work area clean and organized at all times. 9. Follow 5S procedures. 10. Other duties as assigned. Physical Needs Always = 75 - 100% Occasionally = 10 - 24% Frequently = 50 - 74% Rarely = 0 - 9% Sometimes = 25 - 49% Sitting - Rarely required to perform any essential job function. Standing - Frequently required, on concrete floors, to perform many essential job functions. Walking - Frequently required, on concrete floors, to perform many essential job functions. Lifting - Frequently required to lift at least 45 lbs. from floor-to-waist level. Pushing & Pulling - Sometimes required to perform many essential job functions. Bending & Stooping - Sometimes required to perform many essential job functions. Turning & Twisting - Frequently required to perform many essential job functions. Handling/Fingering/Feeling - Frequently required to perform many essential job functions. Grasping/Holding/Turning - Frequently required to perform many essential job functions. Reaching - Extending of arms and hands in front of body frequently required. Communications - Frequently required to exchange information and ask for assistance. Vision - 20/20 vision, or corrected vision, good depth perception. Hearing - Good hearing is necessary to respond to calls from fellow employees. Environmental Conditions - Physically demanding shift work in a fast paced environment. Temperatures can reach over 100 degrees. Noise levels average around 90 decibels. Dust and occasional fumes may be encountered. Machinery/Tools/Equipment - Powered industrial trucks, fabrication dies, production saws, air compressors, extruders, presses, pushers, pullers, vertical mills, surface and bench grinders, air grinders, lathes, drill presses, wire and arch welders, acetylene torches, plasma cutters, radial arm saws, horizontal and band saws, vertical sanders, metal breaks, industrial pallet jacks, vises, die carts, hand tools, locks, calipers, utility knives, brooms, and shovels. |