Maintenance Mechanic

Role Overview

Under general supervision, builds, maintains, and repairs production equipment for all departments as required.

What You Will Do

Disassemble and identify mechanical failures and performs repairs on production facilities equipment, performs preventative maintenance, and installs new equipment.

Why It Might Be a Fit

Must have post-secondary mechanical education, be willing to perform tasks at high elevations, and have ability to communicate plant hazards with others.

Requirements

• Post-Secondary mechanical education (preferred)
• Complete all on the job training books along with web-based training to be a fully qualified Mechanic II
• Become CPR/ First Aid qualified
• Participate in the Respirator program (preferred)
• Willing and able to perform tasks at high elevations
• Identify, understand, and have ability to communicate plant hazards with others
• Complete all required safety training also follow and display knowledge of all safety procedures
• Have general understanding of how to use a computer and email
• Communicate effectively through speech and writing along with other mediums such as email
• Must stay motivated and show initiative to complete tasks under limited supervision
• Display quality work through strong attention to detail
• Work with a team orientation by coordinating efforts with colleagues to complete tasks effectively
• Work overtime as necessary including nights and weekends
• Provide shift coverage
• Meet requests of supervision including but not limited to the essential functions listed
• Utilize trucks, forklifts, computers, hand tools, testing equipment, JLG lifts, wiring, rigging, and other tools or equipment correctly
• Able to meet physical requirements and perform duties in working conditions listed

Benefits

• Full-time, hourly shift position
• Shift varies- average of 40/42 hours a week
• Work schedule may include days, nights, weekends and holidays
• Duties performed inside and outside
• May be exposed to extreme temperatures and humid conditions
• Often working performing tasks at high elevations always with the use of proper PPE
• May perform tasks in tight spaces
• Atmosphere exposure: fumes, odors, dust, gas, and poor ventilation
• Hazard exposure: mechanical, electrical, and explosive
• Protective Clothing Required: Hardhat, earplugs, safety glasses, steel-toed shoes/ boots, gloves, cut resistant sleeves, winter gear, high visibility vests, fall protection