Belt Technician
purvis industriesPocatello (ID)
About the role
Belt Technician For over 75 years, Purvis Industries has been proud to be a family-owned and operated industrial distributor. Today, the company has 101 locations in 17 states and is one of the country's most significant independent bearing and power transmission distributors. As we grow and continue to expand, our customers find that we stay true to what George Purvis told us more than 75 years ago: if you sell the best products, know the products and how to apply them and keep those products on your shelf, you can take care of your customer, and you will be successful. Let Purvis Industries show you how we practice these principles daily!
Job Summary:
As a Belt Technician with Snake River Supply, you will perform a variety of duties within the shop, in the field, and at customer locations centered around installing, repairing, and replacing conveyor belts. This role allows you to learn a new trade and start a new career where your professional advancement is in your hands. You will report to the lead Belt Technician perform the following duties listed below but not limited to:
- Execute duties related to a variety of shop work.
- Fabricating custom conveyor belting
- Cutting plastic sheeting.
- Commit to communicating, improving, and adhering to safety policies in all work environments and areas.
- Completes all required paperwork (time sheets, service orders, forms, inventory, expense reports, Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Required:
Valid Driver's License. High School diploma or equivalent. Legally authorized to work in the United States. Mechanical Aptitude. Ability to lift 50 plus pounds often. Ability to work in tight spaces or at heights for an extended period. Ability to work a variety of schedules: overtime, on-call and weekends if needed. Must be able to pass a background check and have a clean driving record. Ability to utilize a tape measure, hand/power tools and some machines. Forklift experience is a plus but not required. Detail oriented.
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