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PGI is seeking a maintenance technician to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain manufacturing and facility equipment in Albion, IL. The role requires interpreting electrical and mechanical schematics and ensuring safe, efficient operation to meet production targets.
Ideal candidates have 3–5 years of hands-on experience with industrial machinery, basic reading of blueprints, and the ability to perform preventive maintenance and occasional equipment moves or modifications.
Job Location: Albion - Albion, IL 62806, Position Type: Full Time, Salary Range: $28.00 - $32.00 Hourly, Job Shift: Any
PGI is a privately held company, established in 1996. We are a leading supplier of private label solutions in the automotive industry. Our focus is on designing, manufacturing and distributing products for automotive, diesel, power-sports and specialty filter markets. Our supply chain network now branches across the Pacific and into South America.
Troubleshoot, repair and maintain manufacturing and facility equipment/machinery in efficient, safe operating condition. Provide guidance and support regarding equipment operation to team members in order to facilitate the achievement of scheduled production volume within acceptable safety, quality and scrap levels. May perform other duties as assigned
1st shift M-F 6:45am-3:15pm 3rd shift M-F 10:30pm-7:00am
Broad knowledge of various trade fundamentals, with specialized trade skills in either the electrical or mechanical area.
Education and/or experience equivalent to 3-5 years applied training in mechanical and/or electrical troubleshooting and repair of industrial equipment/machinery. For positions with electrical emphasis, education and/or experience with electrical troubleshooting and repair of 3-phase, 480 volt equipment and programmable logic controllers or comparable equipment.
Basic communication skills to receive and convey information concerning problems encountered while performing job duties and to train employees with less proficiency.
In-person interaction with co-workers and supervisors.
Understand relatively complex principles and techniques related to primary occupation.
Perform basic math functions such as addition and subtraction using whole numbers and decimals and utilize mathematical formulas to determine dimensions, take measurements, calculate angles, etc.
Read and write to access information on the computer, complete required paperwork, and interpret documents.
Learn and comprehend standard operating procedures and basic production techniques.
Independent judgment to troubleshoot, audit and changeover various types of equipment.
Distinguish between various items for proper length, width, shape, color and other characteristics.
Read various digital and dial measuring instruments.
Hand/eye coordination to use hand tools and to operate various gauges and measuring devices.
Stand, squat, kneel and bend for long periods of time regularly. Move between various work stations frequently.
Push/pull and reach with hands and arms frequently. Flexibility to safely position body in unique positions.
Lift/push/pull up to 30 lbs. regularly and up to 50 lbs. frequently.
Work in an industrial environment with exposure to noise, possible temperature extremes, dirt, solvents, paper dust, etc.
Broad knowledge of various trade fundamentals, with specialized trade skills in either the electrical or mechanical area.
Education and/or experience equivalent to 3-5 years applied training in mechanical and/or electrical troubleshooting and repair of industrial equipment/machinery. For positions with electrical emphasis, education and/or experience with electrical troubleshooting and repair of 3-phase, 480 volt equipment and programmable logic controllers or comparable equipment.
Solid industrial mechanical and/or electrical skills and knowledge, along with strong troubleshooting skills.
Comprehend blueprints, wiring diagrams, electrical schematics and related documents.
Safely operate powered industrial equipment as required by Powered Industrial Equipment Program to acquire and maintain license, when required.
Maintain satisfactory record of attendance and conduct. Work any shift and overtime as required.