Overview
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
The primary role of the Maintenance Technician is to carry out accurate and efficient production line changeovers as well as machine trouble-shooting, repairs, and critical equipment breakdown maintenance to ensure maximum asset availability.
Responsibilities
- Performs production line changeovers according to current specifications and guidelines.
- Improves changeover effectiveness and efficiency by developing detailed documentation and procedures.
- Follows pre-established guidelines for making timely, consistent and accurate repairs and completes all required paperwork associated with repairs.
- Performs high quality maintenance work in accordance with written procedures and SOPs.
- Troubleshoots AC variable frequency drives, AC & DC motors, DC drives, and other motor control circuits.
- Troubleshoots discrete and analog sensors including pressure, temperature, flow, photo-electric, and inductive proximity, as well as PLCs and PLC controlled systems and machines.
- Diagnoses and repairs gearboxes, bearings, pumps and other mechanical and hydraulic systems.
- Participates in new equipment installation, validation and start up processes.
- Shares knowledge and identifies new opportunities for transferring skills to operators as needed. Actively participates in continuous processing improvements and learning opportunities.
Qualifications
- Minimum of 3 years of industrial maintenance experience.
- Ability to work independently and with minimal supervision.
- Exceptional machinery troubleshooting, root cause, and corrective action skills.
- Experience with food processing and packaging machinery.
- Food manufacturing GMP experience.
- Allen Bradley experience (CompactLogix, SLC 500, PV+, etc.).