Maintenance Tech III
cii foodsLeavenworth (KS)
Maintenance Tech III
Posted 2 days ago
cii foodsLeavenworth (KS)
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All OtherCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Maintenance Technician IIIThe Maintenance Technician III position is responsible for the overall operation and functioning of site equipment, overseeing the workflow of maintenance interns and maintenance work performed by production personnel qualified to assist with maintenance. As a highly trained Maintenance Technician this position is responsible for installing and repairing electrical systems, hydraulic, pneumatic and electronic components for industrial machinery and equipment with little to no supervision. Ensures that work orders are completed in a timely manner, that the proper person is notified to order supplies when quantities of frequently used items are low, that mechanical work is inspected prior to operation. May also conduct training for maintenance interns and some production workers. Ensures that maintenance work performed is compliant with all BRC, GMP and OSHA standards.
Requirements
Education: Post-Secondary technical training and education required
Skills:
Strong working knowledge of electrical wiring (at list 3 years of experience) soldering and welding equipment, programming and troubleshooting PLC control systems, mechanical systems, as well as calibration of electronic and analog measuring and recording instruments. Requires the use of two-way radios, telephones, paging system, PC, Microsoft® Excel, Word, Access and Outlook, Maintenance Guru inventory management software, timekeeping equipment, copying and other office machines and equipment. Must be flexible, and have the ability to work overtime and on weekends when required.
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