Preventative Maintenance Personnel

Preventative Maintenance Technician

Responsible for all preventative equipment maintenance and completing preventative maintenance logs. Needs to be able to complete equipment checklists, read manuals and troubleshoot for repairs. This task varies on a day to day basis based on operational needs. Receives work orders from supervisor. Could be required to lift up to 50# occasionally. Primarily lift a weight of 25-50 lbs on an occasional basis per hour from floor to waist and waist to overhead. Can also be exposed to vibration through bilateral hands if using power tools for prolonged periods of time. Need to have use of bilateral upper and lower extremities and have fluid or functional ROM of the neck and trunk. Need to be able to climb, crawl, crouch, bend, squat, and stoop on an occasional basis throughout the day. Can be required to work in awkward positions for prolonged periods of time. The employee could be required to work off ladders or man lift and work with arms overhead for sustained periods of time. A variety of tools requiring fine and gross motor coordination of bilateral hands may be needed. Needs to be able to set up oil drums. Cranes-inspect all cables, moving parts, greasing, and checking oil levels. Responsible for machine greasing, lubricating, etc-using grease gun and oil can. Responsible for checking oil levels. Responsible for log out/tag out faulty equipment. Need to be able to walk on a continuous basis for tasks on even an uneven terrain on the grounds. Performs minor repair jobs, such as small air hoses. Interacts with outside vendors for parts ordering or repairs. Keeps area and tools clean and organized.

Shift: 8 hour shifts, (1st and 2nd shift) but could be more based on operational needs. Breaks: 30 minute lunch. Flooring: Cement, wooden platforms, rubber mats. Lighting: Adequate overhead lighting. Environment: Foundry and machine shop environment. Need to be careful with other employees while moving overhead cranes in the vicinity. Safety Equipment: Hard hat, gloves, safety glasses, and steel-toe shoes. Strength Range: Medium strength range. Tools and Equipment: All basic hand and power tools, ladders, manuals, dolly, 35 foot man lift, harness, lanyards, etc. This list is not all-inclusive.