Conveyor Belt Maintenance Tech

Continental Industry; Gillette (WY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Continental is seeking a Conveyor Belt Maintenance Technician in Gillette, WY to install, repair and splice conveyor belts and maintain mechanical systems for safe operation. You will follow crew leader or project manager instructions to avoid delays and ensure quality work, while inspecting surrounding equipment to prevent costly damage.

The role requires knowledge of mining operations (surface/underground), relevant safety certifications, and the ability to read splice diagrams and blueprints.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of mining operations (surface and underground).
• Training and certifications as required by federal/state mine safety agencies.
• Knowledge in maintenance of conveyor belts including changing out, splicing and vulcanizing.
• Ability to read and understand splice diagrams and blue prints associated with conveyors.
• Strong communication skills; thorough and attention to details; able to prioritize and multitask; proactive and deadline oriented.
• 1 to 3 years of experience in conveyor belt maintenance preferred
• Up to 2 years of mining experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Install, replace, repair, or splice conveyor belts per instruction from Crew Leader/Project Manager.
• Maintain mechanical systems to ensure safe operation and minimize hazards.
• Follow directions to avoid delays and ensure quality and customer satisfaction.
• Inspect surrounding equipment to prevent costly repairs and damage to materials.

Skills

Mining operations knowledge

Communication

Detail-oriented

Multitasking

Safety mindset

Tools

Splice diagrams reading

Blueprint reading

Job description

Continental is seeking a Conveyor Belt Maintenance Technician in Gillette, WY to install, repair and splice conveyor belts and maintain mechanical systems for safe operation. You will follow crew leader or project manager instructions to avoid delays and ensure quality work, while inspecting surrounding equipment to prevent costly damage.

The role requires knowledge of mining operations (surface/underground), relevant safety certifications, and the ability to read splice diagrams and blueprints.