MAINTENANCE Class B

Job Description

Job Description

• Answer trouble calls to production equipment.
• Perform preventative maintenance routines as assigned.
• Complete assigned work request repairs.
• Complete all related forms and paperwork by the end of the shift.
• Maintain the shop and shop equipment in a clean and safe condition.
• Ensure all equipment is in a sanitary condition after performing work, after releasing it back to the Production department.
• Test runs all equipment after any repairs or P.M.’s.
• Maintain a minimum tool list. Carry tools to all calls.
• Practices and complies with all company policies and procedures (EEO, Sexual Harassment, Safety, GMPs, etc.), including safety and work rules.
• Safety:

• Lock out all equipment after beginning work or removing guards.

• Do not attempt to operate equipment without prior knowledge of the operation.
• Make sure the equipment is clear of personnel or foreign objects after starting.
• Do not attempt to stick any type of object into equipment while running.
• Always keep hands and arms free from moving parts.
• Report any potential safety hazard immediately.
• Ensure all electric cabinets and enclosures are closed, locked, and sealed.
• Maintain clean uniforms, shirt tucked in, sleeves buttoned or rolled up.

• Sanitation:
  • Ensure proper G.M.P. is always followed.
  • The shop will be swept prior to the end of the shift daily.
  • All unserviceable used parts will be disposed of prior to the end of the shift.
  • Parts storage areas will be maintained in an orderly manner.

• Performance of other duties deemed by management to be an integral part of the job.

Essential Job Functions/Requirements:

Experience:   Prior experience in plant maintenance or general commercial mechanic experience. 

Education: Technical training or trade school diploma desired.

• Must possess/maintain a valid license to operate applicable equipment.
• Physically capable of moving to all areas of the plant.
• Able to climb ladders, crawl under and onto equipment, and work in tight spaces.
• Able to read, comprehend, and practice necessary safety procedures, signs, etc.
• Able to wear/use approved applicable safety equipment, as needed.
• Able to visibly distinguish operating lights and panels on machinery and equipment.
• Able to hear and identify audible alarm systems as well as normal and abnormal equipment operating sounds.
• Able to generate written and verbal communications clearly and distinctly.