Maintenance Technician II

The Maintenance Technician III supports the FedEx industrial maintenance of material handling to complete preventative and predictive maintenance and repair of material handling systems. Will utilize prescribed processes as they relate to mechanical power transmission, electrical, PLC/controls, welding/fabrication and other industrial maintenance related systems. May troubleshoot component and systems issues. Essential Functions Under minimal supervision, provides preventative and predictive maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of material handling systems through demonstrated proficiency in mechanical power transmission and electrical with working knowledge of PLC/controls and welding/fabrication Adheres to all applicable safety standards and promotes a safe work environment by attending safety meetings and required trainings and addressing all safety concerns Will interpret electrical or mechanical schematics, manufacturer's manuals and engineering specifications to troubleshoot, diagnose and repair system faults and failures or determine escalation Responds to sort calls to diagnose problems and make repairs Ability to utilize the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) software to enter and retrieve prescribed data Complex skills required in diagnosing and troubleshooting mechanical, electrical and/or PLC/controls failures May rely on higher level Technicians in complex control systems issues May begin to read PLC and have the ability to burn EEPROMs May begin to assist lower level technicians May begin to develop scopes of work and project plans for small scale projects to be executed at a local level May be required to work a flexible schedule including all days and shifts as the business need dictates. Performs other duties as assigned Examples of what you can expect to learn in the Tech III level (does not include all areas/responsibilities). Mechanical Understand power transmission concepts, such as gear ratios, service factor, horsepower and frame size to repair/replace a failed gearbox and/or motor when the correct replacement parts are not available Understand mechanical design concepts to be able to replace failed pulleys and bearings with replacements that don't match design without impacting performance of a conveyor (speed, torque, etc.) Can read, interpret and create or modify mechanical drawings Electrical Use a digital multimeter to resistance test de-energized circuits. Troubleshoot and diagnose both the power and the control branch of motor controls circuits. Read, interpret and create or modify electrical drawings/schematics PLC/Controls Go online with PLC processors to aid in troubleshooting Burn EEPROMs Understand PLC networks, such as ControlNet, DeviceNet, etc. Welding or Fabrication MIG, stick and TIG weld in all positions. Understand difference between structural and non-structural welds and when to apply them Repair broken components where factors such as position or load may impact the repair, such as motor mounting plates or conveyor legs. Use vertical mill/drill and other machining tools MINIMUM EDUCATION High School Diploma or GED required Certificates in Industrial Maintenance/Mechatronics, electrical or mechanical trade or related area and an associate degree in a related area preferred. Minimum Experience Two (2) years experience in Industrial Maintenance/Mechatronics with competency in at least two specialty skills in mechanical power transmission, electrical, or PLC/Controls, with basic welding/fabrication skills required. Related military experience will be considered EOE, including disability VETs #J-18808-Ljbffr