Food Refrigeration Technician - 2nd Shift (Ammonia/HVAC)

The Bama Companies, Inc.; Tulsa (OK); Vor Ort; USD 40.000 - 54.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Bama Companies, Inc. seeks a Foods Refrigeration Technician for the 2nd shift (3:00 PM – 11:00 PM) to maintain and repair ammonia-based refrigeration, HVAC, boilers, and associated systems in our production facility.

The role requires a First Class Stationary Engineer license, strong maintenance background in manufacturing, and ability to travel for technical development. Safety compliance and continuous improvement are essential to keep operations compliant.

Qualifikationen

• Requires maintenance experience in manufacturing environments.
• Must understand predictive maintenance concepts and PdM findings.
• Must be able to work a 24/7 food manufacturing operation and travel as needed.
• 5 years of maintenance experience in manufacturing, preferably food industry.

Aufgaben

• Understand and support the Bama philosophies described in the Bama Manual.
• Contribute to the four strategic objectives: Customers, People, Business Improvement, Smart Fun Growth.
• Coordinate with QA and Warehouse to ensure effective communication.
• Identify and correct potentially hazardous conditions.
• Safely perform work following lock-out/tag-out and confined-space rules.
• Develop safety procedures, standards, and controls.
• Complete compliance documentation for audits (AIB, OSHA, EPA, insurers, local/state/federal agencies).

Kenntnisse

Predictive maintenance

HVAC maintenance

Refrigeration systems

Troubleshooting

Safety procedures

Communication

Travel availability

Ausbildung

First Class Stationary Engineer license

Jobbeschreibung

The Bama Companies, Inc. seeks a Foods Refrigeration Technician for the 2nd shift (3:00 PM – 11:00 PM) to maintain and repair ammonia-based refrigeration, HVAC, boilers, and associated systems in our production facility.

The role requires a First Class Stationary Engineer license, strong maintenance background in manufacturing, and ability to travel for technical development. Safety compliance and continuous improvement are essential to keep operations compliant.