Maintenance Supervisor

Maintenance Engineer II

Performs all Maintenance Engineer II job duties along with any listed below.

Equipment failure decisions to stop or get a break in the process for immediate repair. Change mode till down day.

Modification or part substitution for part unavailable.

Make decision for outside service when needed.

Give proper training and guidance to lower levels. Training.

Identify quality issues. Work towards solutions. Product and efficiencies.

Work with or get application help when needed to replace or build equipment.

Understand and become proficient in all plant PM's.

Make good labor usage and problem criteria decisions if multiple problems exist. Take charge of circumstances.

Know which issues to contact the Engineer or other management.

Must be able to trouble shoot and repair any mechanical issue pertaining to process equipment.

Must understand all normal process operations and be able to determine the problem by symptom and point of process failure.

MMI CTC knowledge of PLC hardware to field control point, operating status and hardware functions, (fault, I/O addressing, power supply, operation indicators) and actions required for symptom. Card id. Ladder logic print reading for surface level trouble shooting. (most times external hardware failure) Safely replace bad cards.

Proficient in at least three trade skills. Plumbing, welding electrical, machine tool etc.

Become familiar with control devices such as temp controls. Burner control, and other programmable devices you may need to replace. Understand how to read technical manuals.

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