Maintenance Technician - 2nd Shift

2nd Shift Maintenance Technician (Level 1 and 2)Under the leadership of the Maintenance Manager, the 2nd Shift Maintenance Technician is responsible for maintaining all physical aspect requirements for equipment and facilities.Essential Duties and Responsibilities:General MaintenanceComplete routine preventative maintenance including, but not limited to: grease, lube, and adjust equipment as necessary; troubleshoot and repair equipment as necessary; submit orders for parts and maintain proper equipment logsPlumbingInstall new water lines, gas lines, air lines, and drain lines as needed for moving old or installing new equipmentRepair water lines, air lines, and drain lines, above and below groundRepair sinks, toilets, water softeners, water heaters, dishwasher, and furnacesElectricalTroubleshoot and repair forklifts, pallet jacks, scales, mixers, printers, processing equipment, etc.Replace switches, plugs, cords, outlets, motors, circuit boards, relays, starters, contactors, etc.ConstructionBuild new walls, remodel doorways, pour cement curbs and floors, repair block walls, patch floors, and repair damaged wallsInstall, repair, and move pallet rackingBoilerOperate and maintain boilers and feed water systemsTroubleshoot and repair boiler as neededComplete yearly boiler rebuild/inspection. A minimum of 2nd Class B team engineer license is required.Truck/Trailer MechanicsRepair wiring for lightingRepair/replace mud flaps, fenders, walls, load locks, air leaks, batteries, and alternatorsTroubleshoot electrical on refrigeration unitCleaningTake apart, clean, inspect, and reassemble Urschel blades weeklyTake apart and clean membrane heaters weeklyGroundsRemove snow from sidewalks, steps, loading docks, and roof as neededSalt sidewalks and parking lot as neededPaint structures attached to the building and fire point letters as neededPlant shrubs as neededPerform other duties as assignedRequired Qualifications:High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED)Machine repair experienceAttention to safety and detailGood communication and time management skillsAbility to lift 50+ poundsAbility to stand, bend, and/or kneel for extended periods of timeAbility to work in hot, cold, or noisy environmentsAbility to work at heights or confined spacesAbility to work overtime as neededPreferred Qualifications:Associates Degree and/or Vocational SchoolFacilities maintenance experienceAbility to pass a respirator examModerate mathematical experienceBoiler License (all levels)Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) LicenseWelding CertificationHVAC CertificationForklift LicenseOSHA Safety CertificationMechanical systems repair experience (motors, pumps, conveyors, and gearboxes)Hydraulic and pneumatic systems troubleshooting experienceElectrical systems knowledge (motors, wiring, and control panels)Preventative maintenance experienceBlueprint and schematic reading experienceWelding and fabrication skillsHigh-speed production equipment experiencePackaging line experienceRobotic systems experienceStrong trouble-shooting and problem-solving skillsAbility to work independently and collaboratively as a teamGood communication and time management skills