Maintenance Technician A -2nd Shift

Multicraft Maintenance TechnicianAs part of our Bonnell Aluminum maintenance team, we are seeking a Multicraft Maintenance Technician with Mechanical Experience to improve the availability, reliability, and work management practices of presses, conveyors, CNC machines, robotics, and other industrial manufacturing machines.The Ideal Candidate will consistently demonstrate the following behaviors:Trust, Respect, Integrity -- lives by and demonstrates these core values. Knows how to build an environment of trust among employees, peers, customers, etcInitiative -- Creates and seizes opportunities to win, even when faced with ambiguity. True passion for resultsJudgment -- demonstrated history of showing sound judgment decisionsTeam Focus -- catalyst for success of the whole team, not just one's own goals. Knows and has demonstrated how to make this happenEmotional Intelligence -- is aware of their strengths, weaknesses and blind spots and fully understands the impact that their behavior has on the behavior of others around themBusiness Intelligence -- Stays current. Understands how what happens in the world affects us, our marketplace, and our competitionTenacious Advocacy -- Systematically seeks information on the Organization's and customer's wants and needs, and advocates for preferred outcomesWhat You Will Be Responsible For:All activities are executed with the focus on delivering the optimum economical solution with equal priorities placed on safety, quality, and protection of the environmentMaintaining and troubleshooting mechanical and electrical components in accordance with regulatory requirements and standard work instructionsSuccessful execution of the R&M group's planned, scheduled maintenance, work management program, preventative, and predictive activitiesResponsible for the execution of all reactive maintenance work and activities to maximize equipment reliability, optimize maintenance costs, and reduce equipment downtimeMaintain documentation and records of repairs, calibrations, and tests for existing and new equipment in the CMMS systemWork Environment/Physical Demands:Written and verbal communication skillsPositive attitude and the ability to integrate and work well with othersSelf-motivated with a personal desire to make a positive differenceCommitted to maintaining and improving the life cycle of the equipmentMust be able to perform duties with little or no supervisionAbility to lift, push, and pull material weighing up to one hundred pounds (100 lbs.)Be able to work on height up to 40' occasionally, using man lift or boom liftBe very reliable and maintain excellent attendanceInnovative and committed to continuous improvementsWhat You'll Need to Have:A constant commitment to approaching tasks safely and intelligentlyRelevant experience, preferably in industrial or manufacturing maintenanceCompetency of electrical systems (installation and troubleshooting of basic electrical circuits at 24VDC and 120VDC, like sensors, relays, lighting, electrical facilities)Understand Mechanical schematics (blueprints), including sizes, tolerances, units (inches and mm), convert measurements, identify multiple fastenersUnderstand and use precision tools like torque, mic and calipers, dial indicatorsDisassembly, assembly, installation and troubleshooting of medium mechanical precision (components tolerances within 0.002" - 0.015"), bearings (radial and thrust loads), seals, glands, lubrication, fittings, subassembly/attachments, rollers, sheaves, and sprockets, belt/chain/coupling for power transmission, pumps, conveyors, valves, fans, motors, alternators, cylinders hydraulic/air, ovens, cutters, presses, tanks, paint lines, cranes including shaft alignment, belt/chain tension, equipment testing/releaseInstall and troubleshoot hydraulic circuits multiple movements (Like, Extrusion Presses, Injection Molding Machines) up to 5000 PSI with fix/variable pumps, including all types of valves like relief, checks, cartridge, directional, proportional.Understand hydraulic and pneumatic schematics for troubleshooting and identifying components on the field.Welding MIG and Stick, TIG and Flux-Cored, occasionally welding enough to safely repair hydraulic lines and machinery in generalFabricate or modify parts using a lathe, tree drill, milling machine, and power saw within 0.0001" to 0.002".Install and troubleshoot/disassembly/assembly high precision mechanical (tight components tolerances within 0.0001" - 0.002", laser alignment, machinist leveling and parallelism, bearings, housings and shaft with interference fits, balancing (static/dynamic), hydraulic pumpsWhat You'll Love About Us:Medical/Dental/Life Insurance401K MatchingPaid Time OffTuition ReimbursementPaid training with West Georgia Tech and TPC Learning Certification Program