Maintenance Technician (Weekends)

Preventative Maintenance Technician

Assist the Assembly Department with the Preventative Maintenance Program to support an automobile assembly facility.

Be able to troubleshoot and resolve mechanical, plumbing and electrical problems in an efficient and safe manner.

Have good problem solving skills, safety practices and attention to quality.

Be able to work alone or on a team.

Be able to work outside facility or inside facility on about a 50/50 time split.

Be able to occasionally lift and/or move 40 to 50 lbs.

Be able to work safely in an aerial lift, on a forklift and on elevated work surfaces (Company training provided).

Be physically able to walk distances, lift, stoop, kneel, crouch, climb stairs and ladders.

Be able to maintain a clean and safe work environment using 5S standards.

Pass CPR/AED and First Aid Training (Company training provided).

Pass Lockout/Tagout, Fall Protection, PPE Training, and Electrical Safety Training (Company training provided).

Follow all company safety related policies, rules, regulations, technical instructions and guidelines.

Working knowledge of Commercial HVAC units (Operation, filter changes, belt and sheave adjustments, and coil cleaning).

Working knowledge of Industrial Electricity and Lighting.

Working knowledge of Industrial Plumbing and Fixtures.

Working knowledge of Commercial Dock Levelers and Dock Locks.

Working knowledge of Overhead Doors, High Speed Doors and Sectional Doors.

Working knowledge of Industrial Supply and Exhaust Fans.

Must be able to work the weekend shiftFriday, Saturday, Sunday, 3 12 hour shifts but will be paid for 40 hours.