Maintenance Mechanic A

Duties Troubleshoot and program PLC's used on plant equipment.Calibrate various instruments such as thermocouples, load cells, etc.Must be able to troubleshoot power distribution systemsMust have working knowledge of electrical testing equipment such as multimeter, megger, etc.Must be able to troubleshoot systems up to 480 volts with complicated electrical controls and wire 3 phase motorsMust be knowledgeable in Welding safety practices and Hot-work Permit requirements.Must have working knowledge in 480-volt electrical safety practices.Must be able to safely operate shop equipment such as grinders, cut-off saws, power tools, ladders, etc.Must be knowledgeable in operating and maintaining air compressors and air dryers.Must be able to rebuild gearboxes, power drives, centrifugal pumps, and replace mechanical shaft seals.Must be able to weld Stainless Steel. Weld quality to be acceptable for food grade be able to troubleshoot and program complex automated equipment.Must be able to perform complex building mechanical repairs.Must be knowledgeable in equipment Lock-Out/Tag-Out requirements.All other task as assignedQUALIFICATIONS Strong decision making and problem-solving skillsExcellent communication skills in all typesAbility to program Variable Frequency Drives (VFC's)Strong attention to detail and ability to work quickly while maintaining the safety of our workplace as a high priorityMust read and write EnglishAble to work flexible hours and overtime as required by workload.Able to function in a team environment where continuous improvement is expected through communication and be willing and able to contribute to and implement department programs, procedures and systems.Will frequently enter various refrigerated areas of the plant to perform maintenance activities. Frequent stay in the refrigerated areas may be for extended periods of time.

Created: 2024-11-05