Maintenance Tech

Must be able to cover night shift and weekends and be available for call-ins, emergencies, or scheduled overtime Complete Lock Out /

Tag Out Training Summary of Job Responsibilities:

Complete basic paperwork as required Basic understanding of relay and PLC logic Able to read and understand wiring schematics and diagrams Ability to troubleshoot and wire control voltage circuits Basic AC or DC motor knowledge, wiring, and troubleshooting Must be able to fabricate using electric arc welder and cutting torch Basic knowledge of pneumatics and hydraulics system with ability to troubleshoot and repair when needed Have knowledge of all departmental paperwork Work in team environment and assist others Ability to operate forklift and scissor lift safely Ability to work in elements (Heat, Cold) as well as work from elevated platforms Need to have required tools Ability to read ohms, amps, and volts, AC or DC using multimeter Ability to work with high voltage Knowledge of basic relay logic and control wiring of Start/Stop circuit/ limit switches, sensors, contactors, transformers, heaters, etc. Knowledge of drill press, grinder, and band saw/Basic troubleshooting knowledge of pneumatic and hydraulic equipment such as valves, cylinders, and pumps Basic knowledge of pumps such as vacuum, water booster, and hydraulic Basic knowledge of bearing, shafts, sprockets, pulleys, reduction, and distribution gearboxes, transmissions, etc. Ability to read a depth gauge, calipers, micrometer, and tape measure for basic machining and fabricating Summary of Job Responsibilities (continued): Comply and ensure all safety and company policies and procedures are followed.

MUST BE ABLE TO LIFT UP TO 50 POUNDS. ASSISTANCE IS REQUIRED WITH ANYTHING OVER 50 POUNDS - NO EXCEPTIONS

Any other duties assigned by your supervisor

Preferred Qualifications & Education:

High School Diploma or GED Minimum of two years of experience, training, or education on any of the above a plus (such as PLC training, Motors and Controls, Pneumatic and Hydraulic, DC theory, etc.)