Industrial Equipment Mechanic (night Shift)

Posted 4 days ago

panasonic energyDe Soto (KS)

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About the role

Job Description: About This Job IntelliSource is hiring for a full-time Industrial Equipment Mechanic to join our partner's team for night shift. In this critical role, you ensure the continuous operation of our essential machinery, playing a vital part in our production success. You diagnose, repair, and maintain complex industrial equipment, keeping our operations running smoothly and efficiently through the night. Your expertise directly impacts productivity, safety, and the overall reliability of our plant. This is a full-time career placement with great benefits, opportunity for growth and state of the art facility!
Job Duties and Responsibilities: Performs routine and scheduled Preventive Maintenance on all industrial equipment, identifying potential issues before they cause downtime. Executes advanced Troubleshooting techniques to diagnose mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic malfunctions quickly and accurately. Repairs and maintains intricate Hydraulics and Pneumatics systems, ensuring optimal fluid power and control. Works on industrial Electrical Systems, including motors, controls, wiring, and sensors, to restore full functionality. Conducts comprehensive Mechanical Repair, replacing worn components, rebuilding assemblies, and ensuring precision alignment. Interprets and applies information from Blueprint Reading, schematics, and technical manuals to guide repairs and installations. Utilizes a variety of Diagnostic Tools to pinpoint equipment failures and verify repairs. Adheres strictly to all Safety Procedures and protocols, including implementing Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures to ensure a safe working environment for all. Prioritizes repair tasks and makes independent decisions regarding the most effective and efficient solutions for equipment issues. Documents all maintenance activities, repairs, and parts used accurately.

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