Description
preventive maintenance
electrical repair
machine fabrication
equipment testing
installation projects
work orders
The technician must work independently, coordinate with other maintenance personnel across all shifts, complete required paperwork, and maintain safety and cleanliness of the equipment, department, plant, and worksite.
- Diagnose problems, plan and schedule preventive maintenance, and make repairs or improvements to machines/equipment.
- Perform basic electrical repairs and install, remove, fabricate, alter, and rebuild machines/equipment per code requirements.
- Plan, layout, and execute bench and machine operations to construct, modify, and repair tools, fixtures, gauges, and attachments, ensuring proper fit and calibration.
- Operate equipment safely, read blueprints, schematics, and manuals to perform repairs.
- Fabricate parts using lathe, mill, drill press, welder, and brake, without design guidance when needed.
- Use testing equipment, powered hand tools, torches, welders, and precision measuring instruments.
- Assist other maintenance team members and serve as a resource for engineering and management.
- Lead major installation or revision projects for machines/equipment across MEC facilities.
- Create work requests/orders, obtain parts, and retrieve historical work order data via PC.
- Contact suppliers/manufacturers for part information, repair issues, improvements, and shipping instructions.
- Maintain user knowledge of maintenance equipment, test instruments, material handling gear, manlifts, voltage testers, welders, and fabrication tools.
- Perform physically demanding tasks: climb ladders, stoop, crouch, twist, kneel, crawl, lift over 60 lb, and operate vehicles/manlifts up to 60 ft.
- Complete all required paperwork and maintain equipment and computer documentation.
- Ensure safety and cleanliness of equipment, department, plant, and worksite.
- Coordinate with maintenance personnel across all shifts to ensure job completion.
Requirements
journeyman
480v
robotic cells
trade tools
truck permit
driver's license
Preferred qualifications include journeyman or equivalent status, strong electrical background (480 V and control wiring), knowledge of European electrical prints, and a complete understanding of robotic cells and stamping presses. Candidates must possess a full set of trade tools, a valid powered industrial truck operator permit, and a state driver’s license.
- Maintain current knowledge of all maintenance crafts, including basic electronics/electrical repair.
Benefits
Compensation includes pay commensurate with experience, a $1,000 sign‑on bonus, PTO effective on the hire date, and benefits after 30 days. The weekend schedule runs Friday through Sunday, 6 am to 6 pm, with 40 hours paid each week.
Training + Development
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