Maintenance Technician

Oneda Corporation; Columbus (GA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Oneda Corporation in Columbus, GA, seeks an experienced industrial maintenance technician to repair, install, and maintain production machinery and facilities equipment, using hand tools, power tools, measuring instruments, and computers.

The role requires a high school diploma or GED and either certification in industrial electrical or industrial maintenance or three years of machine repair experience; four+ years preferred. You will follow safety procedures and maintain records.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Certification in industrial electrical or industrial maintenance OR three years of industrial machine repair experience required.

Responsibilities

• Repairs, installs, and maintains production machinery (presses, robot lines, welders, conveyors, sensors, other equipment).
• Repairs, installs, and maintains facilities equipment (air conditioning, compressors, air lines, gas farm, plant electrical, forklifts, other equipment).
• Builds/assembles work tables, guards, jigs, racks, control enclosures.
• Removes/replaces worn or defective parts per manuals/blueprints/diagrams; makes modifications as necessary.
• Verifies/validates functions of sensors; repairs/replaces as needed.
• Orders maintenance supplies/spare parts per policies/procedures.
• Maintains maintenance records as instructed by Manager of Maintenance.
• Conducts scheduled/needed preventive maintenance to production machinery and other equipment.
• Follows safety regulations with lock out/tag out.
• Assists with any maintenance repair(s) as instructed; assists in rebuilding defective parts

Skills

Machine repair

Industrial maintenance

Electrical systems

Hydraulics

Education

High school diploma or GED

Certification in industrial electrical or industrial maintenance OR three years of industrial machine repair experience

Job description

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Repairs and maintains production machines and facilities equipment, using hand tools, power tools, measuring instruments, and computers. Assists with other maintenance tasks as instructed by the Maintenance Manager.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

• High school diploma or GED
• Certification in industrial electrical or industrial maintenance OR three years of industrial machine repair experience

Preferred

• Four or more years as an industrial machine repairer in some/all: hydraulics, electrical systems, welding, precision measuring instruments, power tools, computer skills

DUTIES

• Repairs, installs, and maintains production machinery (presses, robot lines, welders, conveyors, sensors, other equipment)
• Repairs, installs, and maintains facilities equipment (air conditioning, compressors, air lines, gas farm, plant electrical, forklifts, other equipment)
• Builds/assembles work tables, guards, jigs, racks, control enclosures
• Removes/replaces worn or defective parts per manuals/blueprints/diagrams; makes modifications as necessary
• Verifies/validates functions of RY sensors; repairs/replaces as needed
• Orders maintenance supplies/spare parts per policies/procedures
• Maintains maintenance records as instructed by Manager of Maintenance
• Conducts scheduled/needed preventive maintenance to production machinery and other equipment
• Follows safety regulations with lock out/tag out
• Assists with any maintenance repair(s) as instructed; assists in rebuilding defective parts

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

None

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

Forklift Certification

QUALITY STANDARDS

Knowledge of quality, environmental, and company policies/procedures; ensure products meet requirements

PHYSICAL DEMANDS

Standing or sitting on hard surface for extended periods; continual hand/arm movement; standing, stooping, bending, lifting up to 50 lbs; reading and computer work; vision minimum 20/40 (with/without correction); may operate ladders/mechanical lifts

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

Safety shoes, glasses, gloves (as required/desired), ear plugs in production areas including die shop and warehouse

WORK ENVIRONMENT

Temperature-controlled plant; loud noises from presses; may be dusty, dirty, greasy; exposure to sharp edges and chemicals in oil

This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties, or responsibilities.