What are the responsibilities and job description for the Conveyor Service Technician Lead position at MRINetwork?
Title: Conveyor Service Technician Lead
Locations:
The responsibility of the Conveyor Service Technician (Belt Splicer) is the installation and repair of conveyor belts and conveyor systems at mine and job sites.
Locations:
- Rocky Mount, NC
- Rock Hill, SC
- Knoxville, TN
- Baton Rouge, LA
- Lewisville, TX
The responsibility of the Conveyor Service Technician (Belt Splicer) is the installation and repair of conveyor belts and conveyor systems at mine and job sites.
- Ability to perform physical manual labor, in the outdoors, heavy industry, construction or mining environment. (Must be able to work in outdoor elements including heat and rain at times).
- Mechanical aptitude – competence in the use of conveyor belt working tools and equipment.
- Skilled to perform conveyor belt splicing; requires knowledge of belts and related equipment to perform the splice.
- lap splice, finger splice, and cable belt splice
- basic rigging, lifting and slinging
- pulley lagging including ceramic, poly and rubber lagging.
- Promote safety by working adhering to company safety guidelines; which includes but is not limited to the proper use and safe handling of tools, equipment and materials and use of personal protective gear.
- Be willing and able to work a variety of schedules; day and evenings, weekend and holiday, and also be willing to travel and work out of town on an as needed basis.
- Must be able to meet deadlines and work independently and in a team environment.
- Must be able to communicate verbally and in writing, in a clear, effective and professional manner.
- Document job-site work as required; materials, labor and other costs used on jobs.
- Be the lead on a 4 person team
- Experience in conveyor belt repair and maintenance (3-5 years)
- Experience in the construction, mining, power plant industry, preferred
- Beginner / Intermediate computer skills, proficiency in Word, Excel and Outlook, preferred
- Demonstrated working knowledge of both OSHA and MSHA safety standards, training, and compliance issues.
- Knowledge of relative safety standards and willingness to use protective clothing and equipment (face-shield, gloves etc.)
- Ability to work in confined spaces.
- Travel required.
