Maintenance Technician
rtd biosciencesNorth Charleston (SC)
Maintenance Technician
Posted 3 days ago
rtd biosciencesNorth Charleston (SC)
Maintenance and Repair Workers, GeneralCommercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Overview:
Maintenance technicians will maintain production equipment and facilities at 3547 Meeting Street facility to ensure smooth operation of daily production.
Responsibilities:
· Assist production with equipment setup and alignment at the start of production cycles.· Perform PM tasks for manufacturing equipment, pneumatic systems, HVAC and utilities to keep production equipment running reliably.· Prepare materials, tools, consumables, and spare parts in advance to support scheduled PMs and shutdowns.· Perform daily equipment checks and monitor production equipment performance.· Monitor and maintain facility temperature and humidity control equipment to keep production area in desired conditions.· Identify, analyze, and correct equipment errors and malfunctions both mechanical and electrical.· Serve as a member of the emergency response team. Responding to alarms, system malfunctions, and hurricane readiness efforts.· Track and record completed· Change production equipment process parameters.· Change production equipment hardware.· Support facility construction, installation, and commissioning activities.· Supervise contractors working at the facility.· All other duties as required to support business needs.
Knowledge and Skills:
· Knowledge of industrial AC/DC electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic systems.· Experience in maintaining industrial and facilities equipment.· HVAC experience preferred.· PLC/BUS system experience and/or education preferred.· Siemens PLC logic knowledge preferred.
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