Industrial Maintenance Technician II
Industrial Maintenance Technician II
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Maintenance Technician II is an Electro-Mechanical position and responsibilities will include but not be limited to supporting manufacturing operations, adjusting and repairing equipment as needed, tracking usage of and ordering replacement parts.
- Diagnose and repair complex electro-mechanical problems with manufacturing equipment
- Perform detailed setup on equipment including recipe changes and control adjustments
- Repair and keep mechanical machine components in top operating condition
- Perform simple to complex mechanical Preventative Maintenance Tasks following instructions
- Intermediate understanding of electrical principles such as voltage, current and resistance
- Diagnose and repair electrical control circuits, field devices, sensors, photo eyes, etc.
- Intermediate understanding of electrical safety and motor control circuits and programmable drives
- Troubleshoot the inputs and outputs on PLC and repair issues
- Complete projects to add electrical circuits and controls, new equipment and relocate machines
- Maintain and repair pneumatic systems including repairs of cylinders and other components
- Perform simple to complex mechanical Preventative Maintenance Tasks following instructions
- Enter all work completed in computer-based maintenance program
- Monitor and report spare parts usage including completing parts order forms
- Adjust equipment based on Statistical Process Control data and team with QATrain new and Level 1 mechanics in more complex tasks and skills
- Associates degree in related field is desired
- Minimum 3 years' maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment
- Knowledge of and experience with Lock-Out, Tag-Out procedures
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