What You’ll Do & Learn:
The Maintenance Technician Intern will receive hands-on training in topics such as motors, electrical controls, pneumatics, food safety, OSHA safety requirements, and troubleshooting. In addition, you’ll be responsible for:
• Working with the maintenance team to gain a fundamental understanding of the following systems: electrical (not 460V), pneumatic, mechanical, motors, gear boxes, and drives
• Learning diagnostic and troubleshooting techniques
• Understanding the Lock Out Tag Out process and control of hazardous energy
• Working with Maintenance Software to input time spent on repairs and to issue repair parts
• Supporting Global Food Safety initiatives