Machine Maintenance Technician

Shift 3rd, Sunday - Thursday, 11pm – 7:30am Job Summary Perform predictive/preventive maintenance analysis to anticipate and circumvent equipment failures, enhancing uptime and reducing costs. Key Responsibilities Perform specialized technical tasks required to support operations (e.g., IT development, research support, skilled trade). Perform preventive maintenance and repairs on equipment and systems (e.g., mechanical, electrical). Evaluate and recommend equipment improvements to improve availability, capability and yield. Perform equipment failure analyses (including preventive and unscheduled maintenance). Troubleshoot and diagnose equipment problems. Prepare technical reports to document equipment modifications and maintenance procedures. Prepare for new/relocated equipment installations by sizing, wiring, piping, ventilation, etc. according to incoming equipment requirements. Receive, rig, unload, transport, install, assemble, troubleshoot, and fine‑tune new/relocated equipment. Troubleshoot and perform necessary repairs on existing equipment. Assist engineers in identifying worn or damaged parts that may be needed to complete the repair. Interface with and assist outside contractors, OEMs and Technology Process Support groups in all attempts to install new and repair or upgrade existing processes. Safely handle hazardous materials and hazardous wastes. Interface with in‑plant Computerized Machine Maintenance System to show status of work and time spent on job. Complexity Works with a moderate degree of supervision. Works within standard operating procedures and/or scientific methods. Education, Work Experience, Skills, Certificates Minimum Level of Education: High School. Years of Relevant Work Experience Required: 1‑3 Years. Preferred Areas of Education, Certifications, and Skills: Vocational training or equivalent experience; may require external certification but typically does not require a university degree. Basic math. Ability to read and understand equipment manuals, work orders, schematics and blueprints. Ability to use a personal computer and various software such as SAP MII. Proficiency in reading and comprehending schematics, multi‑meter & ammeter utilization, 3‑phase & single‑phase motor control, PLC & ladder logic programming (AB SLC‑500 & Micrologix, Control Logix), soldering, mechanical, power tool usage, welding (arc and/or TIG), pipe fitting; soldering/threading, power transmission applications knowledge (gearboxes, sprockets, belts), pneumatics & hydraulics. Ability to communicate verbally and in writing with plant personnel, supervisors and managers. Working knowledge and skills to perform a defined set of analytical/scientific methods or operational processes. Apply experience and skills to complete assigned work within own area of expertise. Required Licenses & Certificates: Must have successfully completed training for, and is certified or pursuing certification as a State Journeyman, appropriate to plant location, in electrical or machine maintenance OR has 2‑5 years or more documented maintenance repair experience in a manufacturing environment. Physical Requirements, Working Conditions and Equipment Transport and physical requirements: Carrying/lifting, climbing, kneeling/stooping, standing, sitting, walking. Working Conditions: Plant floor, heights/elevated platforms, dust/fumes/gases/chemicals, loud noise. Equipment: Computer/keyboard, safety glasses, safety shoes, hard hat, power tools. Due to the nature of the operations at this facility, consideration as an applicant is limited to individuals who are either a US Citizen or a US Permanent Resident. Expressions of interest from anyone who is not a US Citizen or a US Permanent Resident will not proceed for consideration as an applicant. Job Segment Machinist, Pipe Welding, Facilities, Maintenance, Materials Science, Manufacturing, Operations, Science – Rogers, Arkansas #J-18808-Ljbffr