Maintenance Technician
$30.00 - $35.64 per hour
ApplyMaintenance Technician
Posted 20 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$30.00 - $35.64 per hour
About the role
- Comply with all safety and plant requirements individually and hold other team members to the same high standards of safety
- Participates in the safety, quality, autonomous maintenance training, TPM, 5's and housekeeping programs as established within the plant
- Performs PM's as they are scheduled
- Understanding of the following
- Lubrication principles and bearing tolerances and basic bearing "physics"-I.E. how does it work in terms of need for extreme care, keeping clean, etc.
- Hydraulic systems - hydraulic flow principles.
- Effects of pipe sizes and valves on pressure drops, making proper fittings per system requirements, proper valve application, etc. Applied to water systems, hot oil, and hydraulic systems.
- Compressed air and steam, systems.
- Pump basics and operating characteristics include effects of suction pressures, head pressures, sealing/packing techniques.
- Basic electrical component "how they work" understanding: solenoids, motors, heaters, contacts, and photoeyes
- Ability to track conveyor belts properly and understanding the physics of belt operation and tracking including bucket elevators; belt splicing.
- Ability to read air and power fluid schematics.
- Basic welding for all; structural and piping welding.
- Pipefitting – alignment, flange, threading.
- Basic electrical component "how they work" understanding: solenoids, motors, heaters, contacts, and photoeyes.
- Ultrasonic rotating equipment troubleshooting.
- Essential Physical Requirements/Work Environment
- Wear required PPE equipment (safety glasses, bump cap, steel toe boots, ear protection, heat/cut resistant gloves, long sleeve shirt, and face mask)
- Able to shovel wet sand
- Climb and descend stairs
- Lift, push, and pull 40lbs with assistance
- Withstand exposure to temperature extremes
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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