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thyssenkrupp Crankshaft Co LLC
Maintenance Engineer
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A Facilities Engineer supports engineering activities surrounding planning, design, and maintenance in a number of indoor environments; including manufacturing facilities, power stations, hospitals, and offices.
$64,813 / year median in Illinois
Job Description
thyssenkrupp integrated its Forging & Machining and Undercarriage businesses to start the new business unit Forged Technologies. With roughly 7,000 employees at 18 production sites in seven different countries, thyssenkrupp Forged Technologies has sales of over one billion euros and operates over 50 forging press lines and more than 150 machining and assembly lines in seven countries. The product portfolio includes undercarriage systems for heavy machinery as well as crankshafts, connecting rods, pistons, chassis products, transmission systems and rotor shafts for the automotive industry. thyssenkrupp Crankshaft Company has an exciting opportunity for a shift Maintenance Engineer at our Danville, IL Forging facility. The Maintenance Engineer is responsible for addressing and assisting in any maintenance issues, to ensure smooth operation of the production line. Must be willing to work an off-shift. Addressing maintenance issues on the production line Providing technical assistance to line operators Developing and implementing preventative maintenance plans Communicate with line operators regarding technical assistance Utilize operating manuals and internet sources to determine appropriate actions for repair Provide assistance during major repairs Plan for future shut-downs and major repairs Address any urgent maintenance issues Make physical repairs as needed Communicate with contractors, provide assistance to them, and check work for completion Compile Downtime Report Provide expert advice without formal supervisory responsibility Plan work and establish priorities