Industrial Maintenance Technician - 2nd Shift

Industrial Maintenance Technician Position Summary To serve our internal customers by maintaining and repairing the company's facility and production equipment according to established company standards to ensure the safety, reliability and functionality of the facility and equipment. Essential Functions Diagnose and troubleshoot problems with company equipment (e.g., production equipment, warehouse bay doors, electrical systems, heating and cooling systems); repair equipment according to established company standards. Perform preventative maintenance (e.g., lubrication of machines, conveyor belt replacement) on company equipment according to established guidelines. Adhere to all company policies, standards and procedures (e.g., OSHA and other safety requirements, AIB and Pepsi standards, Federal/State/Local laws); wear all required personal protective equipment. Perform changeovers on production line equipment to ensure that equipment is set up correctly according to established standards to minimize downtime during production runs. Communicate with co‑workers regarding repair status on equipment; internal customers regarding equipment repair needs; supervisor regarding equipment repair issues. Complete preventative maintenance records, work order forms, time‑off requests and other required paperwork according to established standards. Work assigned schedule, exhibit regular and predictable attendance and work overtime as needed to meet workload demands; perform other related duties as required. Order parts and maintain parts inventory. Maintain cleanliness of work area and assist in the organization of the maintenance shop (e.g., clean up spills, properly dispose of used parts, dispose of trash and recycling in appropriate containers). Able to perform duties/tasks set forth by supervisor or manager. Operate powered industrial trucks (PIT), including aerial lifts, in compliance with safety standards and company procedures. Education Level High School degree, GED or equivalent; trade school diploma or vocational training preferred. Experience 2–4 years of previous production maintenance mechanic experience preferred. Computer Skills Ability to operate a computer. Additional Requirements Knowledge of basic mechanical principles including basic knowledge of electrical 3‑phase, mechanical, and hydraulics systems; knowledge of gears, gearboxes, bearings, bushings, sprockets, chains, and repairs; lock‑out, tag‑out procedures; diagnostics and repair of production equipment, electrical systems, compressed air systems, and HVAC systems. Skill in internal customer service; welding; metal and plastic fabrication. Ability to work quickly, efficiently and independently; multi‑task; communicate effectively with other employees and develop good working relationships; adapt to change; operate a boom lift, man lift, hand tools, lathes, grinders, saws, heavy‑duty specialty tools and other mechanical equipment; read and interpret machine manuals and electrical schematics; accurately measure and read Volt‑Ohm meter and calipers; write; perform basic math functions (e.g., addition, subtraction). Other functions, skills and abilities may also apply. Must be able to lift up to 50‑100 pounds manually. Must be able to work in wet or humid conditions, around fumes, airborne particles, toxic/caustic materials and near a risk of electrical shock. #J-18808-Ljbffr