Chip Reclaim & Equipment Reliability Technician

Highland Solutions LLC; White Hall (AR); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Highland Pellets in Arkansas seeks a maintenance technician to perform and document inspections, analyze equipment performance, and implement changes to keep a steady flow of chips.

You will oversee grooming and normal reclaim of linear chip piles, assist the wood yard with the stacker, and maintain all equipment, tools, and workstations.

Strong attention to detail, ability to follow written and verbal instructions, and compliance with local, state, and federal codes are required.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent; trade school or college preferred.
• Must maintain compliance with LOTO, confined space, hot work and heights.
• OSHA 10 training and experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform and document required equipment inspections.
• Analyze equipment performance and implement changes to maintain steady chip flow.
• Oversee grooming and normal reclaim of chip piles.
• Assist wood yard in operating the stacker.
• Ensure work is performed timely and safely; maintain equipment and workstations.
• Record labor, materials and equipment used; communicate deficiencies to team.
• Follow written and verbal instructions with meticulous attention to detail.
• Participate in breakdown/rcc analysis and 5S projects.
• Adhere to local, state and federal codes and regulations.

Skills

Critical thinking

Decision making

Attention to detail

Communication

Education

High School Diploma

Trade/College preferred

Job description

Highland Pellets in Arkansas seeks a maintenance technician to perform and document inspections, analyze equipment performance, and implement changes to keep a steady flow of chips.

You will oversee grooming and normal reclaim of linear chip piles, assist the wood yard with the stacker, and maintain all equipment, tools, and workstations.

Strong attention to detail, ability to follow written and verbal instructions, and compliance with local, state, and federal codes are required.