Mechanic A

A day in the lifeWhen you arrive at our Ogden, UT facility, you’ll check the day’s priorities with the Supervisor of Maintenance and then head onto the floor—fully onsite, hands-on, and central to plant reliability. Your morning might start at a milling machine fabricating a replacement shaft, move to diagnosing a noisy blower, and wrap with updating preventive maintenance records after a round of inspections.What you’ll tackleInstall, maintain, and repair mechanical equipment by interpreting blueprints and technical drawings.Execute preventive and predictive maintenance: visually inspect machinery and process equipment, spot worn or faulty parts, and document everything in PM logs.Repair and rebuild pumps, valves, blowers, compressors, vessels, conveyors, and other process equipment; fabricate parts or subassemblies as needed.Troubleshoot issues to root cause and replace or repair defective components to restore function quickly and safely.Operate lathes, milling machines, drill presses, grinders, and machinist tools to make and repair precision parts.Maintain the facility’s lubrication program—oils, greases, and schedules—so assets run smoothly.Work with process systems involving acids and alkalines; fiberglass; plastic and metal piping, fittings, and materials; metal melting and fabrication equipment; and a range of industrial lubricants.Use a full toolkit: hand tools (manual and power), material handling devices, and gas/electric arc welding equipment.Coordinate area work with the central maintenance shop; assist fellow maintenance technicians or engineers on cross-functional jobs.Occasionally provide direction to junior craft personnel and train other craftsmen as assigned.Follow all safety rules, keep the workspace orderly, and return tools, unused materials, and references to their designated locations.Adapt as needed—these are the primary duties, but the role may include other tasks as assigned.Where you workThis position is 100% onsite in Ogden, UT and reports to the Supervisor of Maintenance.What you bringHigh School diploma or GED (required).Five (5) years of mechanical craft experience, including at least three (3) years in mechanical industrial maintenance.Completion of a trade or technical school program in industrial mechanical maintenance may count toward part of the experience requirement.Compensation highlight$5,000 sign-on bonus available for well-qualified candidates. #J-18808-Ljbffr Torrey Holistics