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Columbia Forest Products in Virginia seeks a maintenance technician to perform preventive maintenance on all plant equipment and troubleshoot with minimal downtime. You will work with welding, hydraulics, pneumatics, and fabrication, using PLCs and three-phase power know-how.
The role requires an associates degree and 2–5 years of maintenance experience in manufacturing, with familiarity with NEC and local codes. Candidates should be safety- conscious and capable of ordering parts as needed.
Candidate will safely performs Preventative Maintenance (PM) on all equipment with the ability to troubleshoot all plant equipment with little downtime.
Experience with the following skills: welding (stick & mig), cutting torch, hydraulics, pneumatics, fabrication, and knowledgeable of three phase power. Mechanical abilities to include: Power transmission, drives and conveyors fans, drives and operation theory hand tools and their use general metal working knowledge boiler operation and maintenance basic welding theory and application maintenance shop equipment.
Prefer experience in troubleshooting/replace electrical motors, troubleshoot/repair controls, etc. Must have prior conduit experience (rigid). Should be familiar with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local codes. All work must be completed in a safe, neat and professional manner. Performs preventive/predictable maintenance. Knowledgeable and capable of ordering parts needed for projects. Proficient with PLC’s. Responsible for assisting other maintenance technicians and production employees with repairs and troubleshooting.
Associates degree plus 2-5 years of maintenance experience in a manufacturing setting is preferred.
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