SUMMARY
The Powered Electric Maintenance Technician Provides First Line Support for all Production Machinery and Assembly Machinery.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Plans equipment Preventative Maintenance schedules, shutdowns, and repairs with management
- Controls equipment downtime, Mean Time to Repair (MTTR), Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF), and organization/housekeeping improvements
- Produces a daily and monthly activity report
- Controls equipment materials and spare parts accuracy for items under repair
- Carries out the Time-Based Maintenance Preventive Maintenance module in SAP system
- Reports results and improvement plans for Maintenance activities
- Collaborate with Engineering for new equipment installation
- Reviews and supports the efficient maintenance of equipment, provides weekly and monthly reports
- Reviews weekend plans, shutdown plans, Preventive Maintenance plans, one-point lessons, and the maintenance manual
- Ensures accuracy of equipment materials and spare parts
- Provides detailed lists of equipment inconsistencies with countermeasures
- Supports and updates improvements to equipment and parts repairs
- Supports and conduct troubleshooting for equipment failures
- Creates a breakdown repair equipment manual for future repairs
- Assesses and coordinates departmental training needs and develops training plans
- Maintains Personal Protective Equipment per OSHA and Mobis Alabama standards
- Complies with and promotes safety in the workplace, to include attendance at safety meetings; conducts safety meetings when necessary
- Supports the Maintenance Supervisor as needed
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
- High school diploma or GED
- 2-5 years of maintenance experience in an industrial, manufacturing, or production environment.
- Working knowledge of mechanical systems, basic electrical troubleshooting, and routine equipment upkeep
- Knowledge of Total Productive Maintenance (TMP) techniques
- Knowledge of both hand tools and Power tools
- Knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
- Working Knowledge of Schematics and Electrical Systems
- Working Knowledge of Servo Motors and Controls
- Working Knowledge of Preventive Maintenance Practices
- Working Knowledge of Hydraulic Presses.
- Knowledge of centrifugal Pumps
- Welding to include SMAW, GTAW, and GMAW
- Safe work practices including LOTO
Preferred Education & Experience
- Technical Degree from an Accredited Institution preferred
- Automotive manufacturing experience
- Experience with SAP
- Knowledge of production Robotics
- Knowledge of conveyor systems
- Familiar with Lean work practices
Working Conditions
- Office setting, some walking within and between buildings
- Overtime as needed
- Frequent travel with possible overnight or extended stays
*This role will provide direct support to 2nd shift operations*