Maintenance Technician

Position Summary The Maintenance Technician is accountable for maintaining and repairing all types of power plant and steam distribution equipment including, plant mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment, instrumentation and controls equipment, installation and calibration of equipment, buildings, grounds and vehicles at the site. This includes completing all related corrective and preventative maintenance work orders. The Maintenance Technician is accountable to Maintenance Manager, and operates within the context and prescribed limits established by Plant Management. Major accountabilities that are specific to this position:

1. Provide input to the Maintenance Manager regarding technical plans and directions and ensure on-going appropriate relationships with other positions.
2. Ensure the delivery of optimal results against appropriate performance metrics. Complete preventative and corrective maintenance work orders as assigned.
3. Maintain all tools used in performance of duties as well as an inventory of designated materials, tools and equipment for work assigned
4. Diagnose malfunctions and implement repair strategies on plant wide electrical system, electronic instrumentation and control, and mechanical systems.
5. Perform preventative, predictive, and corrective maintenance on power plant electrical, instrument and controls systems including the Siemens T3000 hardware and software. Must be able to read meters, gauges or automatic devices to record data such as temperature, vibration, hours of operation, pressure, fluid levels and be knowledgeable of water chemistry, be knowledgeable on how to calibrate equipment, and be knowledgeable on operating troubleshooting analyzers.

1. Participate in various training programs to help support plant operations; also supports the site Management of Change program.
2. Report to Maintenance Manager or his/her designee as needed.
3. Support storeroom inventory including, but not limited to, assignments in the warehouse to include issuing parts, putting parts and materials in their designated locations (as listed in the CMMS system (Maximo). Research, source and order parts and materials as required. Set up shipping and receive parts and materials required to maintain the facility.
4. Diagnoses control, mechanical and electrical systems and equipment problems.
5. Interfaces with CMMS (Maximo) to document maintenance work activities and inventory usage.
6. Serves as a technical resource for personnel with regard to mechanical, electrical and electronic systems and operation and maintenance of equipment.
7. Conducts routine mechanical, electrical and electronic system and equipment inspections and tests as required to ensure plant is operating within specified parameters.
8. Responds to all mechanical, electrical and electronic system and equipment alarms and malfunctions as directed. Coordinate with the Shift Superv