Production Machine Technician - Maintenance

Posted 3 days ago

sugiyo usaAnacortes (WA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$32-$40 per hour

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About the role

Are you looking for a challenging, rewarding and stable position to further your career? Based in scenic Anacortes, WA, Sugiyo USA is a pioneer in the manufacture of surimi seafood. Our premium products can be found in grocery stores and restaurants nationwide. We are seeking a hardworking, responsible individual who can diagnose and solve problems while performing preventive and corrective maintenance on a variety of equipment and systems throughout our facility.
Key Responsibilities: ·       Mechanical aptitude/background to troubleshoot/repair machinery utilized in our manufacturing process of food products.·       Assist with machinery rebuilds and revisions.·       Performs machine PM’s as assigned.·       Ability to follow Electrical diagrams, operating manuals/specifications.
Required: (Priority consideration for applicants that meet requirements)·       Minimum 2 years’ experience as a Maintenance Technician in an industrial/manufacturing environment.·       Ability to interpret mechanical/electrical schematics.·       Must have good attendance.·       Must be able to lift 55 lbs., have good hearing/vision (corrections okay).Additional trade experience consideration:·       Fabricating, welding, machining experience·       Refrigeration/boiler background·       Electronics repair·       Education/Training in the aforementioned trades will be considered as experience.
Schedule: ·       All shifts are Monday - Friday, some Saturdays may be necessary.
Pay: ·       $32-$40 per hour depending on experience. 5% shift differential potential.
Benefits: ·       PAID Health Insurance·       PAID Vacation·       PAID Sick Leave·       PAID Holidays·       401(k) Plan To Apply: Please complete our formal application which can be found under the ‘Careers’ tab at www.sugiyo.com or picked up in our office. Submit your resume and the completed application form to our office via email, mail, or drop off.

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