Heavy Equipment Technician - Welder
crossroad personnelHouston (TX)
Heavy Equipment Technician - Welder
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crossroad personnelHouston (TX)
Industrial Machinery MechanicsCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Mid
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Job Description:
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic: Northwest HoustonJOB SUMMARY: Industrial Maintenance Mechanic - $28.00 to $35.55 plus shift differential{CANDIDATE_FIRSTNAME}Responsible for: mechanical maintenance for metal working machines, such lathes, presses, saws, honing machines, boring machines & over-head cranes. Some welding experience needed. MAIN DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:Assist maintenance supervisor with repairs to equipment Assist maintenance supervisor with preventative maintenance activities, such as lubrication of machines, checking alignment, power supply etc. Welding ExperienceBACKGROUND/EXPERIENCE: Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Previous experience in maintenance essential Knowledge of mechanical principles Knowledge of hydraulic/pneumatic principles Ideally, knowledge of electrical systems, power supply, controls etc.2 to 4 years Welding Experience - 3G and/or 6G certified Team player with an excellent attitude and motivational skills Able to work in a fast paced environment Strong analytical, arithmetic, problem solving, organizational, and critical thinking skills Capable of making sound decisions Effective communication skills, both verbally and in writing.{CANDIDATE_FIRSTNAME}{RECRUITER_NAME}{CANDIDATE_FIRSTNAME}
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