Job Title:  Maintenance Shift Leader (Nights)

Job Purpose

Working as a critical player within a maintenance team, provides maintenance support to the achievement of set production targets, machine and equipment availability and efficient operations, and customer expectations by following standard operating procedures with continual focus to your personal safety and the safety of your co-workers, and the quality of product produced being the guiding principles of your behaviors and actions. 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Understand and safely follow all department standard operating procedures, as either in training or certified as a Maintenance Technician within either facility.  
• Openly and respectfully question trainers, leads, and supervisors to gain understanding when there is question or concern to operating safely and/or impact to product quality.
• Assuring equipment and machinery is in good working order.  Maintain safe and efficient operation of equipment through performance of scheduled preventative maintenance activities. 
• Troubleshooting, adjusting and/or performing equipment repairs, within set specifications, as required.  To control machine downtown, as needed quickly liaise with production personnel on machine operating concerns.
• Adhere to all ISO environmental and safety procedures.
• Maintain a safe work area by following set cleaning and housekeeping procedures.
• Be compliant in all safety, environment and health processes and procedures.  To include but not limited to preparing equipment for repair or adjustment through proper lock out/tag out (LOTO), wearing required personal protective equipment (PPE), maintaining, and safely storing PPE, and submitting to periodic personal testing and monitoring.

Qualifications

Technical education or on the job training in electronical/electronic or mechanical technology.

Proficient in Allen Bradley, programmable logic control (PLC) and factory talk panel view software, and Fanuc robot controllers and servos.

Displayed ability to perform standard maintenance tasks typically obtained through no less than three (3) years of experience as a mechanic:

remove broken bolts from equipment without damage, use of a volt meter to locate a blown fuse, use of a meg-ohmmeter to check for shorted motors or bad electrical wiring/heaters,

basic understanding of Chillers, cooling Towers, Bag Houses and Air Handler Operations,

proficient use of cutting torch, stick, tig, and mig welder, able to cut, thread, and install piping,

understand, support and work within a Preventative Maintenance system.

Specially scheduling, work order and documentation systems, install and program VFD,

identify electrical components on a schematic by their symbol, basic understand and working knowledge of PLC inputs and outputs, has identified, removed, and replaced bad bearings, gears, chains, sheaves, belts, and sprockets, able to properly align belt sheaves, able to rebuild electrical pumps, solenoid valves, diaphragm pumps and other components that are replaced or rebuilt, able to install basic conduit and electrical runs as directed, can identify faulty pneumatic valves and cylinders using schematics.

Displayed ability to do basic math – addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and calculating percentages

Displayed ability to read and write for understanding and interpret instructions and manuals, drawings and schematics, and standard operating procedures.

Possess or as soon as is practical able to obtain a forklift operator license.

Ability to be qualified for safe and compliant use and maintenance of assigned and required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

General Job Requirements