Maintenance Mechanic 1 - 2nd shift

SHIFT -3:00PM to 1:30AM Mon- Thur

The hourly range for this role is $19.31-$23.60/hour

I.  Job Description

Under the direction of the Maintenance Supervisor or Plant Manager: (1) performs scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on facilities, infrastructure, utility systems, equipment and storage tanks; (2) ensures equipment, facilities and procedures comply with local, state and federal regulations and laws; (3) assists in plant and process engineering; (4) installs new equipment, systems, processes and related modifications into the plant; (5) performs carpentry, plumbing, welding, fabrication, chemical delivery system repair and limited electrical repair; (6) performs limited lift truck servicing, troubleshooting and repair; (7) accurately documents all maintenance actions; (8) maintains a clean working environment by following all housekeeping policies and standards; (9) maintains a safe working environment by following all rules, regulations and policies. This role will be on 2nd shift, from 3 PM to 1:30 AM, Monday to Thursday.

All interested individuals are encouraged to apply for this position. Those currently in the same department (Coating, Finishing, Shipping, etc.) at the hiring location will receive first consideration. They will be reviewed in accordance with the US Hourly Job Bid Policy and evaluated via our shift alignment process. Eligible and qualified applicants outside of the department will be given consideration and invited to interview for the position if there are no selected candidates via the shift alignment process. Further details regarding the job bid policy can be found in ad.a. Please discuss this opportunity with your manager prior to completing an application. Our typical recruiting process takes 2-4 weeks, depending on the current hiring volume and number of applicants. 

II.  Job Duties and Responsibilities

A.  Maintenance

• Scheduled Maintenance

• Perform preventative maintenance (PM) on facilities, utility systems, equipment, chemical delivery systems and storage tanks.

• Perform routine tests and adjustments on production equipment to ensure proper operation while minimizing unscheduled breakdowns and casualties.

• Unscheduled Maintenance

• Troubleshoot and diagnose problematic equipment by analyzing operation, parameters, symptoms, results, and trends.

• Perform repairs and adjustments on equipment, tools, machines, and utility systems.

• Assist in engineering plans for new equipment, process installations, and modifications.

• Install new equipment, systems, and processes into the plant.

• Determine maximum, minimum, and reordering levels for both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance materials.

• Perform carpentry required for facility construction and repairs.

• Perform plumbing, limited electrical system troubleshooting and repair, welding, parts manufacture, fabrication, and pump maintenance.

• Investigate, recommend, and implement improvements in manufacturing processes, waste management and safety.

• Maintain equipment and facilities in compliance with all laws, state, and federal laws.

• Perform limited servicing, troubleshooting, inspections, and repairs on forklifts.

• Report personnel and equipment problems to the Maintenance Supervisor, or in their absence the Plant Manager.

• Maintain a clean and safe working environment. 

B.  Housekeeping

1.  Maintain clean and safe work areas, facility, and equipment by following routine housekeeping standards.

2.  Ensure floor is kept free and clear of debris, chemicals, and adhesive at all times.

3.  Organize and control spare parts storage shelves, bins, and cabinets.

4.  Properly store or dispose of rags.

5.  Clean tools after use and return them to their proper storage area.

6.  Clean up any spillage from plumbing repairs.

7.  Properly fill waste containers, marks accordingly and place in designated storage area.

8.  Ensure hose and plumbing fittings are plugged or capped when not in use.

9.  Sweep and mop work areas as needed and at the end of each shift.  Ensure mop heads and buckets are rinsed and returned to the proper storage area after each use.  Ensure cleaning equipment is returned to assigned area after each use. 

C.  Safety

1.  Maintain a safe working environment by following the W. F. Taylor “Safety Rules and Guidelines” and the “Code of Safe Practices” as defined in the “Employee Safety Handbook”, and by Company policy.

2.  Maintain respirator certification through required physicals and fit tests.

3.  Ensure a properly authorized Welding Permit is issued prior to any welding operations.

D.  Other Duties

1.  Recommend plant equipment improvements or deficiencies

2.  Contribute to team effort, i.e., assisting in any area required, etc.

3.  Participate in safety, loss control, accident, incident, and rework investigations, as assigned.

Department: Maintenance
Function: Manufacturing
Experience Level: Not Applicable