Maintenance Technician

Maintenance Technician

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• General industrial maintenance and prevention.
• Able to troubleshoot mechanical problems, and set-up equipment.
• Able to make repairs, predict failure and respond as needed.
• Able to complete paperwork.
• Must have a good working knowledge of the following skills: Conveyor systems, packaging machinery, pumps, gear reduction boxes, HVAC systems, boilers, air handling systems, mixers, cookers, fryers, ovens, folders, dicers, freezers and processing machinery.
• Must have basic welding-Arc welding, Mig, Tig and stick welding, and plasma cutter.
• Trouble-shoot control and power electrical systems. Remove and replace motors, starters, relays, limit switches, fuses, and primary control components.
• Repairs, calibrate, and adjust electronic weigh scales.
• Have complete understanding in reading and writing of ladder logic.
• Must be able to program, repair and troubleshoot PLC from "E" prom entry to completion of program.
• Must be able to make a new installation wiring hook-ups and upgrade present equipment if needed.
• Install, troubleshoot, repair and program AC inverters.
• Troubleshoot and repair AC and DC motor control systems.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• High school diploma or GED. Industrial maintenance training preferred.
• Minimum 1- 3 years experience as a general mechanic.
• Minimum 3 years in basic, industrial and PLC controls for electrical experience.
• Knowledge of refrigeration, ammonia and guard systems a plus.
• Must be experienced in general industrial troubleshooting, predictive maintenance & repairs.
• Must be flexible to work any shift, weekends, and holidays.
• Must be able to work with minimum supervision.
• Passing electrical maintenance test is required

PAY RANGE: DEPENDING ON EXPERIENCE (Non-Exempt)

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