Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician

The Maintenance Technician at Pactiv Evergreen Plant City is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing manufacturing and facility equipment. The Maintenance Technician must have excellent mechanical and electrical skills and be able to troubleshoot PLC controlled printing and packaging equipment utilizing a laptop computer. A minimum of three to five-years' experience is needed in the maintenance field with manufacturing experience preferred. The Maintenance Technician is a team player with good communication skills and able to interact with all areas of the facility in a team environment, and committed to excellence.

Specific tasks include answering calls and repairing broken equipment, completing work orders, performing PM on sealers, presses and plant equipment, ordering/receiving/rebuilding/repairing/inventorying parts, managing projects to reduce downtime/waste/costs, interacting with vendors and contractors, and other duties as assigned. Specific safety responsibilities include reporting unsafe conditions, following safety rules, wearing safety equipment, and conducting safe behavior observations.

Specific SQF responsibilities include adhering to the Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) policy, ensuring the safety and quality of products, following food safety programs, policies, SOPs, and GMPs, and reporting and fixing problems that create food safety hazards.

Specific functional responsibilities include accurately observing, analyzing, and assessing troubleshooting needs on machinery and various equipment, communicating and exchanging information, operating equipment including desktop computers and handheld devices, handling and preparing material, firmly grasping tools and machinery, standing up to 6 hours per 8 hour shift daily, lifting up to 45-50 lbs. frequently 0-5 times per day, turning while carrying 50 lbs. 0-1 times per week, heavy exertion in awkward postures while performing maintenance 0-5 times per day, lifting from floor to waist, knees to waist, waist to shoulder. 0-5 times per day, working inside confined, physically small areas. 0-1 times per day, kneeling on hard concrete surface; often / daily, pushing a load. 0-2 times per day, squatting working on equipment. Often/ daily, climbing vertical ladders from ground to platform 25 foot. 0-3 times per day, crouching for 2-5 min. Pulling hand pallet jacks. Crouching – often/ daily. Hand Jack 0-1 time per week, using hand tools and torque wrenches up to 105ft/lbs. Hand tools throughout the day. Torque wrenches 0-1 times per week. The team member is required to be able to perform the above tasks, with or without reasonable accommodation.

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